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Panel 7<\/strong>
\nRosalind Edwards,<\/strong>\u00a0University of Southampton and Val Gillies, London South Bank University, Who\u201fs looking out for your children? Changes and continuities in British mothers and fathers experiences of parenting over half a century<\/p>\n

Kristina Alexandra Diana John<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0Daniela Grunow<\/strong>, University of Amsterdam
\nThe dynamics between expertise, parenting norms and politics: Media-analytical evidence from the Netherlands and Germany<\/p>\n

Panel 8<\/strong>
\nStefan Ramaekers<\/strong>,\u00a0K.U.Leuven<\/strong>, Belgium, What has happened to parental responsibility? Some philosophical notes
\nHelen Reece<\/strong>, LSE, From Authoritative Parenting to Positive Parenting
\nCiara Smyth, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Exploring parental responsibility for children\u201fs cognitive development<\/p>\n

Panel 9<\/strong>
\nJudith Suissa<\/strong>, Institute of Education, London, Parents, Children and the Science of Happiness<\/p>\n

Nina L. Powel<\/strong>l, University of Birmingham, Parenting Science<\/a><\/p>\n

Alka Sehgal Cuthbert<\/strong>, University of Cambridge, The Brain Is Not Enough – Education versus Neuroscience<\/p>\n

Panel 10<\/strong>
\nKaren Clarke<\/strong>, University of Manchester, Poor parents, poor development and early intervention
\nJoan Wolf<\/strong>, Texas A&M University, Constructing Normal: Social Science, Childcare Research, and Maternal Attachment<\/p>\n

Panel 11<\/strong>
\nErik L\u00f6fmarck<\/strong>, S\u00f6dert\u00f6rn University and Uppsala University, Sweden, Risk and parental feeding practices in everyday life
\nGillian Hawkes<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0Angela Cassidy<\/strong>, University of East Anglia, Feeding baby: How parents negotiate and manage advice around infant and early nutrition<\/p>\n

Jenny Green<\/strong>, University of Hull, Midwifery and infant feeding policy<\/p>\n

Panel 12<\/strong>
\nPam Lowe<\/strong>, Aston University and\u00a0Geraldine Brady<\/strong>, Coventry University, Empty vessels? Conceptualisation of \u2018the child\u2019 in parenting discourse<\/p>\n

Martyn Pickersgill<\/strong>, University of Edinburgh, Brainy Kids: Education, Social Care, and the Circulation of Neurologic Knowledge
\nEva Silberschmidt Viala<\/strong>, University of Aarhus, Immigrant parents as \u201ecoaches\u201f for their children in the Danish school system<\/p>\n

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