Unequal childhoods

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"Early childhood in rich countries is a time when children are protected, and their playfulness and curiosity is encouraged. However, this perception co-exists with toleration of political and economic conditions that grossly undermine or even prematurely end the lives of millions of young children in poor countries." "Four case studies illustrate the diversity and complexity of the responses to the attempts to globalize childhood, and highlight the need to address the inequalities of childhood experience. Unequal Childhoods will be invaluable to anyone on early childhood courses with an international focus or studying childhood in an international context."--Jacket.

subjects: Children,  Social conditions,  Case studies,  Child,  Child Welfare,  Child Development,  Cross-Cultural Comparison,  Developing Countries,  Early Intervention (Education),  International Cooperation,  Socioeconomic Factors,  Children, developing countries,  Children, social conditions,  Cross-cultural studies,  Educational Early Intervention,  Enfants,  Développement,  Études transculturelles,  Intervention précoce (Service social),  Coopération internationale,  Children (people by age group),  SOCIAL SCIENCE,  Children's Studies,  Kinderen,  Armoede,  Sociale ongelijkheid

Places: Developing countries