Since its emergence in 2018, the Fridays for Future movement has sought climate justice for current and future generations. This study links FFF to a range of topics concerning the rights of children and young people. Through qualitative interviews with young people involved, the study broaches topics such as intergenerational justice, civil disobedience and political participation rights. This series has the aim to bring forth current children’s rights and childhood themes, that have been researched from different perspectives by students of the international and interdisciplinary advanced MA Childhood Studies and Children’s Rights. The students come from different countries, contexts and professional backgrounds and have globalized biographies. This is reflected in the wealth of themes presented. The present book is the first in the series.weiterlesen