Protecting the rights of International ‘orphans’: Evaluating the alternatives

Digital Document
Summary
Collection(s)
Collection(s)
DC Faculty Research & Scholarship
Content type
Content type
Digital Document
Resource Type
Resource Type
Text
Genre
Genre
book chapter
Language
Language
English
Persons and Affiliations
Persons
Author (aut): Le Mare, Lucy
Author (aut): Audet, Karyn N.
Author (aut): Kurytnik, Karen
Editor (edt): O'Neill, Tom
Editor (edt): Zinga, Dawn
Origin Information
Origin Information
Place
Toronto, ON
Date Created/Date Issued
2008
Publisher
University of Toronto Press
Abstract/Description
Abstract
Abstract
The chapter, "Protecting the rights of International ‘orphans’: evaluating the alternatives" was written by the listed authors including Karyn Audet (Douglas College Faculty). Consisting of thirteen essays by prominent scholars, this volume is an in-depth and interdisciplinary exploration of the significance of children's rights, and a tremendous resource for those working with children and youth in institutional and educational settings. --From publisher description.
Publication/Container Information
Publication Title
Publication Title
Children's rights: Multidisciplinary approaches to participation and protection
Identifiers
DOI
DOI
10.3138/9781442687615
ISBN
ISBN
9781442687615
Note
Note
publication status: Published.
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Identifier URI
Identifier URI
https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=guest&groupid=main…
Use and Reproduction
Use and Reproduction
© 2008. University of Toronto Press.
Rights Statement
Rights Statement
IN COPYRIGHT - EDUCATIONAL USE PERMITTED
Subjects and Classifications
Subject Topic
Subject Topic
Orphans--Civil rights
Orphans--Government policy
Children’s rights

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Le Mare, Lucy, Karyn N. Audet, and Karen Kurytnik. “Protecting the rights of International ‘orphans’: Evaluating the alternatives”. Book chapter. Edited by Tom O’Neill and Dawn Zinga. Children’s rights: Multidisciplinary approaches to participation and protection. DC Faculty Research & Scholarship. Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press, 2008. https://doi.org/10.3138/9781442687615.

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