From an interdisciplinary perspective, this collection critiques the growing body of EU children's rights activities in the light of broader global political, economic, and legal processes. The book scrutinizes the compatibility of EU children's rights measures with the principles and provisions enshrined in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). The broad focus of the book is twofold: on the one hand, it explores how EU actions in children's rights have an impact on the global protection of children's rights and, on the other hand, it scrutinizes how international and global processes shape EU policies on children's rights. The collection examines the effectiveness and impact of the EU's role in advancing children's rights from interdisciplinary perspectives (in terms of norms, laws, and policy measures), by drawing on conceptual tools and analytical frameworks from political science, law, children's studies, and sociology. Subject: European Studies, Public Policy, Sociology, Children's Studies, Human Rights Law]