Child Migration and Biopolitics
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Child Migration and Biopolitics
Old and New Experiences in Europe
Paoli, Simone; Scutaru, Beatrice
Taylor & Francis Ltd
07/2020
248
Dura
Inglês
9781138354258
15 a 20 dias
453
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1. Childhood, Migration and Biopolitics in Modern European History; Part I: Displacement; 2. The Little People of the Exodus. French Children's Experiences of War Mobility in Spring 1940; 3. The (Bio)Politics of Relief: UN Food Policy Towards Displaced Children in Post-War Germany (1945-49); 4. Catholic Humanitarianism and Transnational Adoptions of Orphaned Indian Youth (Belgium, 1970-1984); 5. "Unaccompanied Children Who Disappear." Precariously Mobile Children and the Humanitarian Regime of Deportation in Sweden; Part II: Retention; 6. "To Build and Be Built:" Jewish Displaced Children in Post-War Italy, 1943-48; 7. The Never Forgotten Romanian Children. Biopolitics, Humanitarian Aid and International Adoption; 8. Children on the Move in Europe, Between Biopolitics and Human Rights Protection; 9. Imprisoned to "Zoe": Survival of Unaccompanied and Undocumented Afghan Minors in Istanbul; Part III: Repatriation; 10. The Portuguese State and its Emigrants: Policy and Practices in the Repatriation of Minors; 11. Custody Battles for Unaccompanied Children of Presumed Ukrainian Origin under the UNRRA's/IRO's Care, 1945-49; 12. Biopolitics, the State, and Displacements of Children in France between the End of World War II and the Fall of the Empire, 1945-1970; 13. Child Migration Governance as Biopolitics: New Perspectives on Vulnerability and the Child's Best Interest
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Child Migration;UN;Former USSR;Unaccompanied Children;Michel Foucault;Post-war;Migration;UNRRA;Second World War;International Adoption;Spanish Civil War;Follow;World War II;Humanitarian Aid;Occupation of Germany;Unaccompanied Minors;Orphans;Swedish Migration Agency;Structures of Power;Transnational Adoption;biopolitics;Homo Sacer;Unaccompanied Migrant Minors;children's experiences;Migrant Minors;European context;Jewish DP;migrant children;Bare Life;UNRRA Worker;IRO;Zoe;Its;Afghan Minors;Swedish Social Workers;French Blood;DP Camp;Biopolitical Practices
1. Childhood, Migration and Biopolitics in Modern European History; Part I: Displacement; 2. The Little People of the Exodus. French Children's Experiences of War Mobility in Spring 1940; 3. The (Bio)Politics of Relief: UN Food Policy Towards Displaced Children in Post-War Germany (1945-49); 4. Catholic Humanitarianism and Transnational Adoptions of Orphaned Indian Youth (Belgium, 1970-1984); 5. "Unaccompanied Children Who Disappear." Precariously Mobile Children and the Humanitarian Regime of Deportation in Sweden; Part II: Retention; 6. "To Build and Be Built:" Jewish Displaced Children in Post-War Italy, 1943-48; 7. The Never Forgotten Romanian Children. Biopolitics, Humanitarian Aid and International Adoption; 8. Children on the Move in Europe, Between Biopolitics and Human Rights Protection; 9. Imprisoned to "Zoe": Survival of Unaccompanied and Undocumented Afghan Minors in Istanbul; Part III: Repatriation; 10. The Portuguese State and its Emigrants: Policy and Practices in the Repatriation of Minors; 11. Custody Battles for Unaccompanied Children of Presumed Ukrainian Origin under the UNRRA's/IRO's Care, 1945-49; 12. Biopolitics, the State, and Displacements of Children in France between the End of World War II and the Fall of the Empire, 1945-1970; 13. Child Migration Governance as Biopolitics: New Perspectives on Vulnerability and the Child's Best Interest
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Child Migration;UN;Former USSR;Unaccompanied Children;Michel Foucault;Post-war;Migration;UNRRA;Second World War;International Adoption;Spanish Civil War;Follow;World War II;Humanitarian Aid;Occupation of Germany;Unaccompanied Minors;Orphans;Swedish Migration Agency;Structures of Power;Transnational Adoption;biopolitics;Homo Sacer;Unaccompanied Migrant Minors;children's experiences;Migrant Minors;European context;Jewish DP;migrant children;Bare Life;UNRRA Worker;IRO;Zoe;Its;Afghan Minors;Swedish Social Workers;French Blood;DP Camp;Biopolitical Practices
