Archard, David and Skivenes, Marit (2009) Hearing the child. Child and Family Social Work, 14 (4). pp. 391-399. ISSN 1356-7500
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Given that in our view the child has a fundamental right to be heard in all collective deliberative processes determining his or her future, we set out, firstly, what is required of such processes to respect this right – namely that the child's authentic voice is heard and makes a difference – and, secondly, the distance between this ideal and practice exemplified in the work of child welfare and child protection workers in Norway and the UK, chiefly in their display of an instrumental attitude to children's views.
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Journal Article
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Child and Family Social Work
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?? child protection (policy and practice)children's rightssocial work ethicsyouth policyhealth(social science)sociology and political scienceb philosophy (general) ??
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34178
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08 Sep 2010 10:57
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