Children, Social Science, and the Law
by Bette L. Bottoms, Margaret Bull Kovera, Bradley D. Mcauliff
Children, Social Science, and the Law brings together perspectives on childhood, social science, and the legal system. This multidisciplinary title is suited to readers exploring how research and legal practice intersect in matters involving children.
About This Book
Children, Social Science, and the Law examines the intersection of childhood, social science, and legal institutions.
The book considers how social science relates to legal questions involving children.
Written by Bette L. Bottoms, Margaret Bull Kovera, and Bradley D. Mcauliff, it presents a multidisciplinary academic perspective.
This title may interest readers studying law, social science, childhood, and related areas of research.
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