Parental responsibilities: Reformulating the paradigm for parent

Parental responsibilities: Reformulating the paradigm for parent–child relationships Part 2:. Marcus, P. Journal of Child Custody, 14(2-3):1–28.

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This is the second part of an article, Part 1 of which proposes the paradigm of parental responsibilities to replace the discourse of rights, custody, and visitation. This Part describes the scope of parental responsibilities; who, alongside or instead of the biological parents, may have parental responsibilities vis-à-vis the child; the roles of grandparents and members of the extended family, and partners of parents, are described. The principal categories of parenting tasks are described in detail. I also show how the concept of parental responsibilities is essential for properly dealing with children in need of protection, and how the paradigm applies to courts that deal with proceedings involving children.

@article{MarcusParental,
  author = {Marcus, Philip},
  title = {Parental responsibilities: Reformulating the paradigm for parent–child relationships Part 2:},
  journal = {Journal of Child Custody},
  year = {},
  volume = {14},
  number = {2-3},
  pages = {1--28},
  abstract = {This is the second part of an article, Part 1 of which proposes the paradigm of parental responsibilities to replace the discourse of rights, custody, and visitation. This Part describes the scope of parental responsibilities; who, alongside or instead of the biological parents, may have parental responsibilities vis-à-vis the child; the roles of grandparents and members of the extended family, and partners of parents, are described. The principal categories of parenting tasks are described in detail. I also show how the concept of parental responsibilities is essential for properly dealing with children in need of protection, and how the paradigm applies to courts that deal with proceedings involving children.},
  keywords = {Parental responsibilities; Approximation rule; child protection; grandparents; parental cooperation after separation; parenthood; parenting tasks; partners of parents; Legal},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.1080/15379418.2017.1370407},
  language = {English}
}

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