South American childhoods since the 1990s : between neoliberalisation and the expansion of rights - an introduction
Part I. Situating the children's rights approach : discursive and material conflicts in South American scenarios. Rights activism, judicial practices, and interpretative codes : children in family justice (Argentina, 1990-2015)
The problems of child labour : international organizations and local contexts
Early childhood and neoliberalisation in Colombia : true discussions, government rationality, and conducting behaviour
Part II. South American schools : the inner and outer courtyards of the educational systems in neoliberalised contexts. The pedagogical bond in the managerial organization of Chilean schools
Life courses of out-of-school adolescents. Neoliberalism, vulnerabilities, and violation of the right to education in Peru
Participation rights in Brazilian schools : towards the politicization of intergenerational relationships?
Part III. South American childhoods, migration and neoliberalisation : the search for less precarious scenarios. Children and migratory process in Ecuador between 1999 and 2009 : from the financial crisis' trauma to the promises of the rule of law
Venezuelan children on the move in Ecuador : fragile lives of risk and hope
Back and forth : an analysis of the processes of transnationalization of women's work and the internationalization of early childhood policies in Uruguay
Concluding remarks.