Late Modernity’s British Childhood: Social Investment and the Disciplinary State

Abstract

Britons, it has often been said, ‘have never been very comfortable with the idea of childhood’; indeed, it seems that we ‘just don’t like children much’ (Time, 26 March 2008). The latest poll, conducted by YouGov on behalf of Barnardo’s , the Children’s charity, appears to confirm this impression as it yields further evidence of ageist prejudice.

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