Titlebook: Children in Street Situations; A Concept in Search Riccardo Lucchini,Daniel Stoecklin Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Sociol

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Clustering and Data Segmentation,ity of dimensions of a very complex phenomenon. The reduction of the situations experienced by children marginalised in the streets to a subtantialist approach of ? street children ? is another intolerable violence.

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,Leaving for the?Street,al and immediate expulsion of the child to a pure and nurtured choice to leave home. Going to the streets includes several stages and thresholds, whose number and type depend on the personality, identity, biography of the child and changing perceptions of the street’s unpredictability. Critical identity changes may bring to points of “no-return”.

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The Street Career,ins when reputation and social recognition in the street start to decline. Attachment to street life also depends on a coarse language as an important marker of respect in street sociability, whereby a “masculine” identity is dominant and affection is equated to weakness.

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,The Social Bond and Sociability on the?Street,hip varies depending on the street careers of CSS. Life on the street is violent, and violence produces victims. Different victimization and emancipation processes are analysed, along with the ethics of the street, as there is no reason to claim that CSS are lacking moral sense.

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The Agency of Children in Street Situations,on are linked together and it is through this ? structure of pertinences ? that children give meaning to their situation on the street and develop their agency. Meanwhile, the transformability of situated agency strongly depends on the social representations of childhood in a given context.

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A Rights-Based Approach with Children in Street Situations,.. The General Comment on CSS is a symbolic structure reflecting the dominant entrepreneurial habitus pervading child rights’ governance. There is a need for an inclusive approach to the rights of the child which would make space for other modes of action, and accordingly, more participatory public policies.

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Conclusion,ity of dimensions of a very complex phenomenon. The reduction of the situations experienced by children marginalised in the streets to a subtantialist approach of ? street children ? is another intolerable violence.