Abstract
This article aims to think, analyze and describe the practices of the United Nations Fund for Children, in relation to other interventions on the fields of knowledge and power, aimed at children and adolescents in Brazil. The study presents a brief history of today's child protective services articulated by the network of protection, security and defense of rights provided by the United Nations Fund for Children together with other organizations, institutions, groups, communities, non-governmental organizations, foundations, banks, countries, universities, localities and agencies related to the United Nations. Through analyzes based on Michel Foucault, Paul Veyne, Robert Castel and Jacques Donzelot, we analyze these daily practices in the field of disciplinary society, biopolitics, risk management and safeguard of the child protective services, in the way they form an economic and political device that operates in relation to subject of rights and economic subject.
Keywords:
children and adolescents; neighboring practices; United Nations Fund for Children