Rethinking Child Rights Governance and Well-Being in Southern Africa: A Decolonial Perspective (Sustainable Development Goals Series)
by John Ringson
Rethinking Child Rights Governance and Well-Being in Southern Africa explores child rights and well-being through a decolonial lens. As part of the Sustainable Development Goals Series, it considers governance, regional context, and sustainable development, offering a focused perspective on how child-centered priorities can be understood in Southern Africa.
About This Book
This book examines child rights governance and well-being in Southern Africa through a decolonial perspective.
It considers how approaches to child rights may be reassessed in relation to regional contexts and experiences.
Positioned within the Sustainable Development Goals Series, the work connects child well-being with wider development concerns.
It offers a focused contribution to discussions about governance, rights, and sustainable development in Southern Africa.
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