Droit Économie Gestion

nouvelle philosophie de l'éducation au service de

l'adulte éclairé en devenir

Magali Julian (UT1) - Economie et Education : les

réformes de l'éducation vues par The Economist 

(ex. de l'année 1999)

Christine Dualé (UT1) - Children without Childhood :

Young Black Americans at Risk

Rodolfb Garaffa (UT1) - Saveur amère ou le Travail des

Enfants en Argentine

Tri Tran (Université F. Rabelais, Tours) - Female
juvénile criminals and the State in 19th century Britain

Sara Kitchen (Chestnut Hill Collège, Philadelphia, USA)

- Growing up in Prison - Sentenced to a life without

Childhood

Vassiliki Vassiloudi (Democritus University of Thrace,

Greece) - Anti-communist Indoctrination and the

Children's Salvation During thé Greek Civil War (1946-

1949) and Afterwards: Constructing an Identity for the

Youth

Christian Mailhes (UT1) - Les enfants et la violence

dans le conflit nord-irlandais

Suzanne Conway (Chestnut Hill Collège, Philadelphia,
USA) - Children's Clothing : Signposts of Lost Childhood

Win Hayes (Edinburgh University, Scotland) - Children

not miniature adults : the evolution ofchildren's sport in

the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries

M.C.L. Provost and Machiste Quintana (University of

Toronto) - Leaming to Pattem : "Jumping Over" Stories

in Taino and other multi-racial Childhoods

Laurence Matthewman (UT1) - Enfances romanesques,

éducation et progrès social dans la deuxième moitié du

dix-neuvième siècle.

Helen Martin (University of South Australia, Magill

Campus, Adélaïde) - Shirting Boundaries - Changing

Audiences : Picture Books as a benchmark of young

children's literature that challenge notions about early

childhood. 

Anne-Catherine Lobo (Université de Caen) - Visions de

l'enfance dans The Islandman.

Résumés / Abstracts.

Biographies