Forgetting children born of war : setting the human rights agenda in Bosnia and beyond / R. Charli Carpenter.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 235-254) and index.

Theorizing child rights in international relations -- "Particularly vulnerable" : children born of sexual violence in conflict and preconflict zones -- "Different things become sexy issues" : the politics of issue concentration in transnational space -- "A fresh crop of human misery" : representations of war babies in and around Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1991-2005 -- "Protecting children in war, " forgetting children of war : humanitarian triage during the war in ex-Yugoslavia -- "Forced to bear children of the enemy" : surfacing gender and submerging child rights in international law -- "These children who are part of the genocide), they have no problems" : thinking about children born of war and rights in postwar Bosnia-Herzegovina -- "A very complicated issue" : agenda setting and agenda vetting in transnational advocacy networks -- Social construction of children's human rights.