Face to Face: Children and Young People’s Right to Participate in Public Decision-making

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Face to Face: Children and Young People’s Right to Participate in Public Decision-making

Recorded in 2015

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Contributors

Author: Chelsea Marshall, Bronagh Byrne, Laura Lundy

Publisher: Oxford University Press

Date: 2015

Geographic Coverage: Europe

Type of Resource: Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding

Sector/setting: Academic

Vulnerable groups: Children, Young People

Developed with children and young people? Not Specified

Type of participation: Research

Availability: Open Access

Keywords: Children’s Rights, Participation, Public decision-making

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Introduction

Children’s and young people’s participation is critical to the realisation of their rights. A plethora of methods are employed by policy-makers, NGOs facilitating such engagement and children and young people themselves to ensure their views are included in public decision-making. The studies discussed here suggest that face to face engagement between rights-holders and duty-bearers holds a distinctive place among participative methods.