Vol. 4 No. 1 (2012)

• Masthead

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• Table of Contents

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Editorial

• “It’s the kids who made this happen”: The Occupy Movement as Youth Movement

  Mavis Reimer

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Articles

• After Jacqueline Rose, What Is Left? The Play of Identity and Representation in Russell Hoban’s Turtle Diary

  Graeme Wend-Walker

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• (Global) Capitalism and Immigrant Workers in Gary Paulsen's Lawn Boy: Naturalization of Exploitation

  Lilijana Burcar

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• Innocence Abducted: Youth, War, and the Wolf in Literary Adaptations of the Pied Piper Legend from Robert Browning to Michel Tournier

  Peter Arnds

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• "Old-Fashioned and Forward-Looking": Neo-Liberalism and Nostalgia in the Daring Books for Girls

  Susanne Gannon, Marnina Gonick, Jo Lampert

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Forum

• How to Make Good Subjects: Guiding Girls, Creating Citizens, Constructing Consumers

  Elizabeth A. Galway, Louise Barrett, Jan Newberry

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• “I am content with Canada”: Canadian Girls at the Turn of the Twentieth Century

  Kristine Moruzi

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• Can the Girl Guide Speak? The Perils and Pleasures of Looking for Children’s Voices in Archival Research

  Kristine Alexander

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• From Toddlers to Teens: The Colonization of Childhood the Disney Way

  Natalie Coulter

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Review Essays

• Le champ de la recherche en littérature pour la jeunesse: un carrefour interdisciplinaire de la « littérature monde »

  Suzanne Pouliot

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• Reflections on Multiculturalism in Canadian Fiction for Young People since 1950: A Contribution to National Identity Formation

  Grit Alter

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• Explorations of Childhood in a Modern Age: A Review of Three Books that Engage with Fairy-Tale Literature

  Katherine Whitehurst

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Last Pages

• About Jeunesse

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