págs. 1-16
págs. 17-36
Guy de Maupassant, Louisa May Alcott and youth at risk: Lessons from the new paradigm of disability
págs. 37-49
Between charity and education: orphians and orphanages in early modern times
págs. 51-66
págs. 67-81
"The blessings of civilisation": nineteenth-century missionary infant schools for young native children in three colonial settings-India, Canada and New Zealand 1820s-1840s
págs. 83-102
Do you hear with your ears or with your eyes?: the education of the deaf pupils at Casa Pia de Lisboa (c.1820-1950)
págs. 103-116
págs. 117-128
The sins of their fathers: culturally at risk children and the colonial state in Asia
págs. 129-142
Building imperial youth?: Reflections on labour and the construction of working-class childhood in late Victorian England
págs. 143-156
The "Trotter" open-air school, Milan (1922-1977): a city of youth or risky business?
págs. 157-170
Exhibiting children at risk: child art, international exhibitions and Save the Children Fund in Vienna, 1919-1923
págs. 171-190
Trotz allem zeichnen sie: Der Spanische Bürgerkrieg mit Gnderaugen gesehen
págs. 191-214
Geographies of risk: an exploration of city childhoods in early twentieth-century Britain
págs. 215-233
Selecting children with mental disabilities: a Dutch conflict over the demarcation of expertise in the 1950s
págs. 235-250
What’s in a name: education and the Disadvantaged American (1962)
págs. 251-264
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