... in the USA, including the implementation of Hague standards, which further complicates the quest for a comprehensive list of agencies. Children (age groups) Human rights Globalization Family Disadvantaged groups Political economy Often perceived as a humanitarian social practice...

... get fed properly (NE2 – Anne – Pre-School Manager). Dr Donald Simpson can be contacted at: donald.simpson@tees.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Social policy Poverty Social inclusion Social welfare Social exclusion Children (age groups) Social justice...

... Social exclusion Children (age groups) In the twentieth century, it has come to be universally accepted that education is one of the core functions of moving towards an egalitarian society. This development has resulted in a massive expansion of the education sector mostly provided...

... quotation: © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Children (age groups) Youth Post‐conflict Trauma Daily life Rwanda We have great resilience to keep going despite everything that has happened. This gives us hope for the future (Rwandan youth, interview, Kicikuro, 2007...

... and the special issue responds to this vacuum. Madeleine Leonard can be contacted at: m.leonard@qub.ac.uk Children (age groups) Youth Society Conflict Of course, Spyrou does not imply that children are empty vessels into which adults' pre‐existing views, prejudices and taken‐for‐granted...

... a study of a subject that, whilst being widely popularized through the media, lacks adequate scientific research. Third, the paper brings into question the Western point of view of the experience of child soldiers. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Children (age groups) Child soldiers...

... for their socio‐economic development. The paper provides both an aggregated and a disaggregated picture by both gender and state. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Disadvantaged groups Children (age groups) India Sex and gender issues Education is rightly regarded as an important...

... degree of financial linkage between generations. Russia Benefits Pensions Children (age groups) Elderly people Analyses which look only at conflict or intergenerational cooperation show a partial picture of the relationship between people in different age groups. This article explores...

... (age groups) Labour Labour law Education Human rights For well over a century, advocates for the abolition of child labour have claimed that work when young, and especially gainful employment, is associated with problematic behaviour such as smoking, drinking, truancy and delinquency...

... on “getting a foot in the door”, social networks that come with employment, and investment in work‐related skills. Brazil Employment Children (age groups) Labour Parents There is often a disconnection between quantitative and qualitative studies of child labor in developing societies, which...

... their experiences” (McKechnie et al., 2005b). Sandy Hobbs can be contacted at: Sandy.hobbs@uws.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Accidents Injuries Children (age groups) Risk assessment United Kingdom Writers on child employment in Britain frequently stress its...

... per cent, leading the decline, while rates in Asia and Africa reportedly fell by 3 and 8.4 per cent [1]. International law South America Children (age groups) Labour utilization National cultures © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Jennie Gamlin can be contacted...

... scope of activities as other pupils' firms in Germany[2]. Schools Education National economy Children (age groups) Entrepreneurialism Germany In future, you will not only be school pupils, but young entrepreneurs, and will do everything that the founders of proper firms do: you...

... of a decent future (ILO, 2002 , p. 39). The 2006 report from the International Labour Conference “The end of child labour: within reach” explicitly links family labour and exploitation: Ghana Children (age groups) Labour force Cocoa This paper will discuss child labour in the context...

... Publishing Limited 2009 Children (age groups) Sex Thailand Social roles 1. The ethical problems involved in this sort of research are extremely difficult and complex. Issues such as access, informed consent and intervention are vitally important when dealing with children...

...; nuisance from children, such as anti‐social behaviour; numbers of households requesting transfers etc. M. Rhoden can be contacted at: rm08@gre.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Children (age groups) Personal health Housing Public health Homelessness Many factors...