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| Title in English | Capabilities of Foster Children to Apply Human Rights in Relation to Their Expectations |
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| Year of publication | 2020 |
| Type | Article in Proceedings |
| Conference | Sociální práce jako nástroj prosazování lidských práv a zkušenosti z oblasti sociální práce v období koronavirové krize : Sborník textů z XVII. ročníku mezinárodní vědecké konference Hradecké dny sociální práce, Hradec Králové 17. září 2020 |
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| web | sborník - open access |
| Keywords | children's capabilities; capability approach; expectations; human rights. |
| Description | This article presents partial findings from research focused on foster children's capabilities and expectations. The paper aims to introduce the concept of capabilities based on the capability approach as an innovative way to the application of human rights. The analysis firstly shows the current situation of children in foster care and their specific conditions in the context of human rights. Secondly, the study offers a conceptualization of foster children's capabilities list identified by theoretical analysis of relevant resources focused on the capability approach as a potential instrument for social workers at various levels. This article presents partial findings from research focused on foster children's capabilities and expectations. The paper aims to introduce the concept of capabilities based on the capability approach as an innovative way to the application of human rights. The analysis firstly shows the current situation of children in foster care and their specific conditions in the context of human rights. Secondly, the study offers a conceptualization of foster children's capabilities list identified by theoretical analysis of relevant resources focused on the capability approach as a potential instrument for social workers at various levels. |
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