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‘Kiwi kids are Weet-Bix™ kids’—body matters in childhood

Pages 235-251 | Published online: 04 May 2010

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Simon R. Walters, Deborah Payne, Philip J. Schluter & Rex W. Thomson. (2015) ‘It just makes you feel invincible’: a Foucauldian analysis of children's experiences of organised team sports. Sport, Education and Society 20:2, pages 241-257.
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Jan Wright & Christine Halse. (2014) The healthy child citizen: biopedagogies and web-based health promotion. British Journal of Sociology of Education 35:6, pages 837-855.
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