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Zusatztext 'This is the first book reporting on a unique and exciting programme investigating the changing situation of poor children over time in four developing countries. As well as reporting on important methodological innovations and comparative quantitative analysis of the evolving situation across the four countries, this uplifting book should be read for its unprecedented insights into children's own experience, perspectives, understanding and aspirations.' Frances Stewart, Emeritus Professor of Development Economics and Director of CRISE, University of Oxford, UK 'This volume is bound to challenge the orthodoxy, while at the same time offering avenues for orthopraxy. It offers a welcome antidote against a common flaw in economic research, namely statistics without context. The reader will gain a better understanding of childhood poverty from the book's combination of different methods of analyses with innovative sources of information.' Jan Vandemoortele, formerly with UNICEF and UNDP; now independent researcher, writer and lecturer 'This volume, the first of what will surely be an important collection, gives an excellent look into the challenges faced by impoverished households and the resulting consequences on their children.' Kristian Estevez, Universitat de Barcelona Informationen zum Autor JERE R. BEHRMAN W.R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Economics and Sociology and Research Associate, Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania, USAKAREN BROCK Social scientist, writer, and editorLAURA CAMFIELD Lecturer, School of International Development, University of East Anglia, UKSANTIAGO CUETO Senior Researcher at the Grupo de Análisis para el Desarollo, LimaGINA CRIVELLO Research Officer for Young LivesANDREW DAWES Applied developmental psychologist with affiliations to the Universities of Cape Town, South Africa, and Oxford, UKSTEFAN DERCON Professor of Development Economics, University of Oxford, UKPATRICE ENGLE Professor of Psychology and Child Development, Cal Poly State University, USADEBORAH EWING Consultant and specialist in child-focused methodologiesPAUL GLEWWE Professor, Department of Applied Economics, University of Minnesota, USAGABRIELA GUERRERO Associate Researcher at the Grupo de Análisis para el Desarollo, Lima, and a doctoral student in Educational Sciences, Catholic University of Leuven, BelgiumJOHN HODDINOTT Deputy Division Director at the International Food Policy Research Institute, a think-tank based in Washington DC, USACAROLINE KNOWLES Communications Manager for Young LivesANURADHA KOMANDURI Professor of Social Work, Sri Padmavati Women's University, Tirupati, India, and Assistant Qualitative Researcher for Young Lives, based in Andhra Pradesh, IndiaJUAN LEON Doctoral student, Department of Educational Theoryand Policy Analysis, Pennsylvania State University, USASUSAN LEVINE Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology, University of Cape Town, South AfricaGILLIAN MANN Freelance child protection consultantVIRGINIA MORROW Senior Research Officer for Young LivesISMAEL MUÑOZ Research Assistant at the Grupo de Análisis para el Desarollo, LimaKATE ORKIN DPhil student, Department of International Development, University of Oxford, UKELISA SEGUIN works for the Department of Human Development Department, World Bank, LimaJUDITH STREAK Economist at the University of Adelaide, AustraliaUMA VENNAM Professor of Social Work at Sri Padmavati Women's University, Tirupati, India, and Lead Qualitative Researcher for Young Lives, based in Andhra Pradesh, IndiaTHEODORE D. WACHS Professor of Psychological Sciences at Purdue University, USATASSEW WOLDEHANNA Associate Professor of Economics, School of Economics, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia, Senior Research Fellow at the Ethiopian Development Research Institute, and Principal Investigator for Young Lives in EthiopiaMARTIN WOODHEAD leads the education research stream for Young Lives and is Professor of C...
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'This is the first book reporting on a unique and exciting programme investigating the changing situation of poor children over time in four developing countries. As well as reporting on important methodological innovations and comparative quantitative analysis of the evolving situation across the four countries, this uplifting book should be read for its unprecedented insights into children's own experience, perspectives, understanding and aspirations.' Frances Stewart, Emeritus Professor of Development Economics and Director of CRISE, University of Oxford, UK
'This volume is bound to challenge the orthodoxy, while at the same time offering avenues for orthopraxy. It offers a welcome antidote against a common flaw in economic research, namely statistics without context. The reader will gain a better understanding of childhood poverty from the book's combination of different methods of analyses with innovative sources of information.' Jan Vandemoortele, formerly with UNICEF and UNDP; now independent researcher, writer and lecturer
'This volume, the first of what will surely be an important collection, gives an excellent look into the challenges faced by impoverished households and the resulting consequences on their children.' Kristian Estevez, Universitat de Barcelona
