SOCIO-PEDAGOGICAL AND CULTURAL CONTEXTS OF CHILD MIGRATION

The book "Socio-Cultural Implications of Child Migration" is an extension of analyzes and research on the cultural, social and pedagogical contexts of childhood in a situation of cultural difference and ethnic otherness. This work focuses on determining the socio-cultural conditions and consequences of the migration of minors, referring to the category of childhood and the importance of the child-adult relationship. The child is seen here as an important subject of pedagogical reflection, and childhood as the subject of reflections in the works of Polish educators.

• Multidimensional view of the child and childhood.
• Analysis of the socio-cultural conditions of child migration.
• Development of research on the contexts of childhood.
• Pedagogical reflection on the subjectivity of the child.
• Reference to the child-adult relationship in the migration process.
• Inspiration from the words of Janusz Korczak.
• The book is an extension of analyzes and research on the cultural, social and pedagogical contexts of childhood.

This publication is an invitation to a deeper understanding of the phenomenon of child migration, going beyond entrenched patterns and common-sense justifications. It is a valuable source of knowledge for educators, sociologists, cultural scientists and all those interested in the problems of childhood in the context of migration.

The authors present a comprehensive view of issues related to child migration, analyzing both cultural, social and pedagogical aspects. The book contains numerous references to studies and analyzes, which makes it a valuable source of information for anyone interested in the topic.

The book contains references to the thoughts of Janusz Korczak, who emphasized that pedagogy is the science of man, not just the child. This inspires a multidimensional view of the child, taking into account his individual needs and experiences.

The book is a valuable contribution to the development of knowledge about child migration and its impact on social and cultural development. It is essential reading for anyone who wants to better understand the challenges and opportunities associated with child migration.