Chapter 1 Children, Adults, Autonomy and Well-Being

Chapter 2 Autonomy and Children’s Well-Being

Chapter 3 The ‘Intrinsic Goods of Childhood’ and the Just Society

Chapter 4 Agency, Authority and the Vulnerability of Children

Chapter 5 Enhancing the Capacity for Autonomy: What Parents Owe Their Children to Make Their Lives Go Well

Chapter 6 Utilitarianism, Welfare, Children

Chapter 8 Anti-perfectionist Childrearing

Chapter 9 Respecting Children and Children’s Dignity

Chapter 10 Who Decides?

Chapter 11 The Concept of Best Interests in Clinical Practice

Chapter 12 Children’s Well-Being and the Family-Dilemma

Chapter 13 Child Welfare and Child Protection: Medicalization and Scandalization as the New Norms in Dealing with Violence Against Children

Chapter 14 Children’s Rights, Well-Being, and Sexual Agency

Chapter 15 The Grounds and Limits of Parents’ Cultural Prerogatives: The Case of Circumcision