All Stories

  1. Governing resettlement: Interrogating tensions and contradictions around age, vulnerability, and integrate-ability in the Irish context
  2. Child Studies Multiple
  3. Careless hospitality: Family reunification in Ireland involving children and young people of international protection background
  4. ‘I hope like they talk with us like how they talk with Irish’: ‘difference’, discrimination and affective inequality in the lives of young Syrian refugees resettled in Ireland
  5. Problematizing Parenting: The Regulation of Parenting Practices within Reception Centres for Syrian Refugees in Ireland
  6. Better with less: (Re)governmentalizing the government of childhood
  7. The hope of a better life? Exploring the challenges faced by migrant Roma families in Ireland in relation to children’s education
  8. Reforming School Attendance Law in the Irish Free State
  9. Introduction: Reflections on the provision, organisation and management of social care in Ireland
  10. Constructing the Child in Need of State Protection: Continuity and Change in Irish Political Discourse, 1922–1991
  11. Conceptualising Governmentality
  12. Conclusion
  13. Disciplining Childhood
  14. Governing the Responsible Child
  15. Introduction
  16. Subjects of Government
  17. The Gentle Way in Child Government
  18. The Government of Childhood
  19. Producing governable subjects: Images of childhood old and new