Spoiler: Working children want more support in tackling climate change, terrorism and the organization needs lasting support from bigger donors!

This is particularly important for norm scholars, as it allows them to account for agency within norm dynamics while simultaneously attending to the limiting effects of colonial, ageist, and capitalist power hierarchies.

I understand tactical and strategic practices in De Certeau's theory as interrelated; in this way, we can see how weaker actors appropriate ‘forces alien to them’ in their everyday lives. Through these appropriations, they construct narratives that form the basis of their political agency.

Using the concept of "everyday practices" by De Certeau, I argue that organized working children in Bolivia (re)create their subjectivity through everyday practices interacting with institutional, material, and social structures which in turn are embedded within broader narrative frameworks.

Using the concept of "everyday practices" by De Certeau, I argue that organized working children in Bolivia (re)create their subjectivity through everyday practices interacting with institutional, material, and social structures which in turn are embedded within broader narrative frameworks.

Please check out our new article (w Ajda Hedžet) in the upcoming Globalization SI on the politics of child and youth representation!