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The Children Act 1989: Once a parent always a parent?

Jeremy Roche Law Department, Polytechnic of East London,
Pages 345-361 | Published online: 01 Feb 2008

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Jeremy Roche. (1995) Children's rights: In the name of the child. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 17:3, pages 281-299.
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Vikki Bell. (1993) Governing childhood: neo-liberalism and the law. Economy and Society 22:3, pages 390-405.
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Annika Newnham. (2015) Shared parenting, law and policy: considering power within the framework of autopoietic theory. International Journal of Law in Context 11:4, pages 426-443.
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BREN NEALE. (2016) Dialogues with Children. Childhood 9:4, pages 455-475.
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Meg Bond. (2006) Advocating for children of separating parents. Children & Society 12:1, pages 12-24.
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Bren Neale & Carol Smart. (2016) Experiments with Parenthood?. Sociology 31:2, pages 201-219.
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Chris Durkin & Jeff Mesie. (2006) Children in separated families: A group‐based intervention strategy. Child Abuse Review 3:4, pages 285-298.
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Kate StandleyKate Standley. 1993. Family Law. Family Law 141 171 .
Michael D. A. FreemanMichael D. A. Freeman. 1992. Children, their Families and the Law. Children, their Families and the Law 10 28 .

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