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Call for papers 2027 Volumen 11 (2) Publication: Second semester of 2027

Volume 11(2)

Publication: Second semester of 2027

Dimensions in children's and youth cultures

Deadline for article submissions: June 15, 2027
In the collective imagination, play and childhood are two closely linked concepts. It could be said that there is almost universal consensus that play is an essential part of human life, but that it is most clearly and evidently manifested in the early stages. This is so much the case that play is recognized as a right protected by the States Parties to the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Call for papers 2027 Volumen 11 (1) Publication: First semester of 2027

Volumen 11 (1)
Publication: First semester of 2027

Childism in the global south: a latin american perspective

Deadline for article submissions: December15, 2026

Co-editors: John Wall, Monique Voltarelli. Childism Institute

In recent decades, the field of childhood studies has made significant contributions to understanding children and adolescents as social, cultural, and political subjects, challenging traditional perspectives that reduced them to objects of protection, socialization, or development. This paradigmatic shift has made it possible to recognize childhood as a social category structured by power relations, inequalities, and generational hierarchies. However, despite these advances, deep and naturalized forms of subordination of younger people persist, limiting their participation, autonomy, and recognition as subjects of rights.

Call for papers. Special issue. Publication: First semester of 2027

ECHOES OF INTERSECTIONAL CHILDHOOD STUDIES IN THE CAPITALOCENO

Deadline for article submissions: October 31, 2026

The journal Sociedad e Infancias invites you to participate in a Special Issue that is part of the K Reporters project, Reassembling politics across children’s culture to scale intersectional pedagogies. Through the exploration of children’s cultures, as well as the policies implemented for their well-being in contemporary societies, K Reporters seeks to recognize children’s agency and learn from their creative survival strategies, particularly their ways of managing distress and conflict. Aligned to this, intersectionality applied to critical childhood studies is conceived as “a counter-hegemonic praxis that seeks to challenge and displace hegemonic whiteness in the naming and legitimating of particular kinds of politics, policy-making, and knowledge production” (Konstantoni and Emejulu, 2017, p. 8).

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Cubierta Sociedad e Infancias 9 (2) 2025
Vol. 9 No. 2 (2025): Children facing health and illness
Published: 2025-12-16

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