25 Nov Breaking the Mold: A New Vision for Children’s Rights
In this episode, we explore “Childhood in Liberal Theory: Equality, Difference, and Children’s Rights” by Nicolás Brando, a groundbreaking examination of how children are treated as political and legal subjects. Brando challenges the common view of childhood as a period of weakness and incapacity, questioning how this affects the principles of justice in our societies. This episode unpacks Brando’s innovative approach to children’s rights and his proposal of an Adaptive model, offering fresh perspectives on how childhood can be integrated into liberal political theory. Don’t miss this compelling discussion on the intersection of justice, equality, and children’s place in society.
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Last Updated on December 15, 2024 by Wilmar Padilla