Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Tables and Figures
- Acknowledgments
- 1 Child-rearing at a Residential Child Care Institution
- 2 Japanese Contexts and Concepts
- 3 The Research Program
- 4 A Developmental Goal for Maltreated Children
- 5 Challenges to Maltreated Children’s Ibasho Creation
- 6 Socialization Practices Underlying Ibasho Creation
- 7 Children’s Lives and Experiences of Ibasho and Mimamori
- 8 Mr. Watanabe’s Responses to the Intervention
- 9 Reflections on Some Challenges of Field Research
- 10 The Emerging Child Welfare Context of Jidou Yougo Shisetsu
- 11 Conclusion: Some Lessons for Culturally Sensitive Child Welfare
- References
- Index
10 - The Emerging Child Welfare Context of Jidou Yougo Shisetsu
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 October 2011
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Tables and Figures
- Acknowledgments
- 1 Child-rearing at a Residential Child Care Institution
- 2 Japanese Contexts and Concepts
- 3 The Research Program
- 4 A Developmental Goal for Maltreated Children
- 5 Challenges to Maltreated Children’s Ibasho Creation
- 6 Socialization Practices Underlying Ibasho Creation
- 7 Children’s Lives and Experiences of Ibasho and Mimamori
- 8 Mr. Watanabe’s Responses to the Intervention
- 9 Reflections on Some Challenges of Field Research
- 10 The Emerging Child Welfare Context of Jidou Yougo Shisetsu
- 11 Conclusion: Some Lessons for Culturally Sensitive Child Welfare
- References
- Index
Summary
Principle of Child Welfare
Article 1. 1. All people shall endeavor to enable children to be born and grow up with healthy minds and bodies. 2. Every child shall have equal opportunities for security and care.
Responsibility for the Healthy Growth of Children
Article 2. The central and local governments as well as the guardians of children shall be responsible for the healthy growth of the children both in minds and bodies.
Respect for the Principle of Child Welfare
Article 3. The principles stipulated in the preceding two Articles guarantee the welfare of children and shall be observed at all times in the enforcement of all laws and ordinances concerning children.
Excerpts from the Japanese Child Welfare Law
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- Child Welfare and DevelopmentA Japanese Case Study, pp. 170 - 188Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2011