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Sara Bragg is RCUK Research Fellow in  Child and Youth Studies in CHDL/ FELS, who has researched and written on young  people and ‘sex’ in the media, sexualised goods, student voice and youth  participation

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By Sara Bragg (The Open University)

07 December 2011

Sara Bragg from the OU's Faculty of Education and Language Studies discusses when people intervene in parent-child relationships  Read more : Inappropriate intervention?

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Sometimes a bunny is just a bunny: The Playboy brand and sexualisation of childrenMichalakis Ppalis | Dreamstime.com

By Sara Bragg (The Open University)

25 May 2011

Beyond the tabloid-fuelled rage at Playboy products apparently aimed at children is a much more nuanced relationship with the Bunny brand.  Read more : Sometimes a bunny is just a bunny: The Playboy brand and sexualisation of children

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Bragg, Sara; Buckingham, David; Russell, Rachel and Willett, Rebekah (2012). Children, ‘sexualization’ and consumer culture. In: Anna Sparrman, Anna; Bengt Sandin, Bengt and Johanna Sjöberg, Johanna eds. Situated consumption or moral panic? A critical approach to childhood consumption in the 21st century. The Nordic Academic Press (In Press).

Bragg, Sara (2012). What I heard about sexualisation†: or, conversations with my inner Barbie. Gender and Education

Bragg, Sara and Manchester, Helen (2012). Pedagogies of student voice. Revista de Educacion in press.

Bragg, Sara and Buckingham, David (2012). Global concerns, local negotiations and moral selves: contemporary parenting and the ‘sexualisation of childhood’ debate. Feminist Media Studies

Buckingham, David; Bragg, Sara and Kehily, Mary eds. (2012). Youth cultures in the age of global media. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan (forthcoming).

Bragg, Sara and Buckingham, David (2012). Elusive 'youth'. In: Buckingham, David; Bragg, Sara and Kehily, Mary eds. Youth cultures in the age of global media. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, (In press).

Bragg, Sara and Manchester, Helen (2011). Doing it differently: youth leadership and the arts in a creative learning programme. UNESCO Observatory Multi-Disciplinary Research in the Arts, 2(2),

Bragg, Sara; Allington, Daniel; Simmons, Katy and Jones, Ken (2011). Core values, education and research: a response to Mark Pike. Oxford Review of Education, 37(4), pp. 561–565.

Bragg, Sara; Buckingham, David; Russell, Rachel and Willett, Rebekah (2011). Too much, too soon? Children, ‘sexualisation’ and consumer culture. Sex Education, 11(3), pp. 279–292.

Bragg, Sara (2011). "Now it's up to us to interpret it": 'youth voice' and visual methods. In: Thomson, Pat and Sefton-Green, Julian eds. Researching Creative Learning: Methods and Issues. London and New York: Routledge, pp. 88–103.

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Inappropriate intervention?

Comment posted by mb8435

30 Jan 2012

This is an excellent piece. Of course, my first reaction was a slight welling of anger that the woman felt it her duty to intervene, reminding me of how the policing of a society starts at the top... Read more : Inappropriate intervention?

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