Titlebook: Child Labor in the Developing World; Theory, Practice and Alberto Posso Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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Squeezed States: Basic Principlesking. The chapter documents the stories gathered and analysed using a qualitative approach. It includes interviews and participant observations with six children, three adults and their families in the beedi-making district of Jhalda, West Bengal, India. This is a subsample of a larger piece of rese

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09645-1ermore, the debate on child labour is restricted to a utilitarian bias, which often uses poverty as a justification for child labour. Even if child labour is located within a social construct, it is condoned on the basis of tradition while engaging in an altruist assumption within such a social syst

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Economic Growth, Structural Change and Decline of Child Labour in Agriculture: A Theoretical Perspece in the country, there will be structural change in the economy with declining share of agriculture in GDP. In effect, the workers will be transferred from agriculture to the non-agricultural manufacturing and services sector with higher productivity and higher wage. This will result in decline of

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Is There a Culture of Child Labour? The Decision-Making Process of Working Among Girl Beedi Rollersking. The chapter documents the stories gathered and analysed using a qualitative approach. It includes interviews and participant observations with six children, three adults and their families in the beedi-making district of Jhalda, West Bengal, India. This is a subsample of a larger piece of rese

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Child Labour in a Pastoral Tribe of Jammu and Kashmir: Impact of Spatiality Within a State of Conflermore, the debate on child labour is restricted to a utilitarian bias, which often uses poverty as a justification for child labour. Even if child labour is located within a social construct, it is condoned on the basis of tradition while engaging in an altruist assumption within such a social syst

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n 2 provides empirical evidence from both quantitative and qualitative case studies on child labor from across Asia, Africa and Latin America. This section provides information from studies conducted in Brazil, Cameroon, the Dominican Republic, India and Vietnam. Section 3provides policy recommendations. .978-981-15-3108-8978-981-15-3106-4

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Economic Growth, Structural Change and Decline of Child Labour in Agriculture: A Theoretical Perspe in the world, especially in developing countries. Among the factors responsible for child labour, poverty is considered to be the most important one. Poor parents are forced to send their child(ren) to work to increase family earnings. Naturally, the child is deprived of schooling and education and

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Child Labour and Human Capital in Developing Countries: A Multi-Period Stochastic Model, households with 0, 10 and 15 years’ education of household heads who also have differential access to financial markets. Results show that financially excluded, uneducated households prefer assets with negative returns over human capital investments in their offspring and, hence, fall into an inter

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Is There a Culture of Child Labour? The Decision-Making Process of Working Among Girl Beedi Rollersivities such as mining, prostitution and slavery. However, whether children are consulted in decision-making process that turns them into workers remains a question. Using the backdrop of the beedi industry in West Bengal, India, this chapter explores the perspectives of child workers, which are emb

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Income Shocks and Child Labor: Evidence for the Rural Dominican Republic,s physical and mental development because it interferes with their future wages. This article aims to assess how negative income shocks and economic assets are associated with child labor in the Dominican Republic. This issue is particularly important in the rural area, which is more prone to exogen