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Educational Philosophy and Theory Volume 46, 2014 - Issue 9: Children in Crisis: Child Poverty, Education and Social Justice
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Putting Children at the Centre: Making policy as if children mattered

Susan St JohnAuckland Business School, University of Auckland
Pages 1004-1017 | Published online: 18 Jul 2014

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