1. South American Childhoods Since the 1990s: Between Neoliberalisation and the Expansion of Rights. An IntroductionPart I - Situating the Childrens Rights Approach: Discursive and Material Conflicts in South American Scenarios2. Rights Activism, Judicial Practices, and Interpretative Codes: Children in Family Justice (Argentina, 1990-2015)3. The Problems of Child Labour: International Agents Versus Local Contexts4. Early Childhood and Neoliberalisation in Colombia: True Discussions, Government Rationality, and Conducting BehaviourPart II - South American Schools: The Inner and Outer Courtyards of the Educational Systems in Neoliberalised Contexts5. The Pedagogical Bond in the Managerial Organization of Chilean Schools6. Life Courses of Out-of-School Adolescents: Neoliberalism, Vulnerabilities, and Violation of the Right to Education in Peru7. Participation Rights in Brazilian Schools: Towards the Politicization of Intergenerational Relationships?Part III - South American Childhoods, Migration and Neoliberalisation: The Search for Less Precarious Scenarios8. Children and the Migratory Process in Ecuador Between 1999 and 2009: From Financial Crisis Trauma to the Promises of the Rule of Law9. Venezuelan Children on the Move in Ecuador: Fragile Lives of Risk and Hope10. Back and Forth: From Women to Childhood11. Concluding Remarks
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