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Volume 3, Number 2, August 2005
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For more-than-usefulness: Six overlapping points about Children's Geographies
pp. 131-143(13)
Authors: Horton, John; Kraftl, Peter

Introduction: Children and youth in developing areas
pp. 145-147(3)
Authors: Ansell, Nicola; Van Blerk1, Lorraine

Spaces of the street: Socio-spatial mobility and exclusion of youth in Recife
pp. 149-166(18)
Authors: Gough, Katherine; Franch, Monica

Youth, gangs and violence: Analysing the social and spatial mobility of young people in Guatemala City
pp. 167-184(18)
Author: Winton, Ailsa

Youth, gender and livelihoods in West Africa: Perspectives from Ghana and the Gambia
pp. 185-199(15)
Authors: Chant, Sylvia; Jones, Gareth

‘Let's talk about sex, baby…': Conversing with Zimbabwean children about HIV/AIDS1
pp. 201-218(18)
Authors: Gwanzura-ottemöller, Fungisai; Kesby, Michael

Performing the global through the local—globalisation and individualisation in the spatial practices of young East Germans
pp. 219-242(24)
Authors: Hörschelmann, Kathrin; Schäfer, Nadine

‘The terrible twos': Gaining control in the nursery?
pp. 243-264(22)
Author: Gallacher, Lesley

How can we give ‘Children's Geographies' away?
pp. 265-266(2)
Author: Spencer, Christopher

Book Reviews
pp. 267-270(4)

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