Revisiting the Three ‘R’s in Order to Realize Children’s Educational Rights Relationships, Resources, and Redress

Laura Lundy, Amy Hanna

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Abstract

Education rights are many and diverse, and there is a rich body of work to date that has attempted to capture them in a series of models and conceptualizations. The major challenge in the context of education and human rights does not, however, concern understanding what they are or indeed why they are necessary. Rather, it lies in the “doing” of rights—their realization. Thus, it is not the core content of education rights that presents the most difficult obstacle to realization, but the barriers that obstruct their implementation. This chapter considers the realization of education rights using a new typology based on three themes: relationships, resources, and redress.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationThe Oxford Handbook of Children's Rights Law
EditorsJonathan Todres, Shani M. King
PublisherOxford University Press
Chapter19
Pages386–404
Number of pages19
ISBN (Electronic)9780190097639
ISBN (Print)9780190097608
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2 Apr 2020

Publication series

NameOxford Handbooks
PublisherOxford University Press

Keywords

  • education rights
  • realization
  • implementation
  • relationships
  • resources
  • redress
  • children’s rights
  • human rights

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