Coming of age: rethinking the role of children in population studies
Coming of age: rethinking the role of children in population studies
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成年期:重新思考儿童在人口研究中的作用
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2001
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J. McKendrick
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J. McKendrick
Children feature prominently in migration fertility and mortality studies and are evident in those more broadly-based geographies which consider the importance of population to socioeconomic and environmental issues. However it is argued that the population geography of childhood is a mirage in that children are ever-present but never really there. Trends toward the pursuit of `peopled population geographies and the emergence of a (social) geography of childhood provide context within which new population geographies involving children can emerge. Such geography holds out the prospect of enriching our understanding of population patterns and processes. To realize this goal necessitates a theoretical engagement with children and childhood. (authors)