The wellbeing of children in the UK,Used

The wellbeing of children in the UK,Used

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Product Description The wellbeing of children is a vital and highly topical issue. This important new book is the third in a series and updates the findings from a wide range of data to evaluate the outcomes of the Labour government's policies for children.Edited by a highly regarded expert in the field, it uses a framework to compare policy areas, making it an excellent source book for researchers, policy makers and students. Review Any effort to measure and monitor children's wellbeing is about children and how we can positively affect their lives. Jonathan Bradshaw stands at the forefront of this effort, worldwide and in the UK. His monumental work on the status of children in the UK is a superb example for a state of the child report. This third volume keeps up with his former works and beyond. It is rich in data and a comparative perspectives and should be read and used by anyone working with and on behalf of children.Asher BenArieh, Chair, International Society for Child Indicators and Editor in Chief, Child Indicators Research journal About the Author Jonathan Bradshaw CBE, FBA is Emeritus Professor of Social Policy at the University of York. In addition to research into family policy, in recent years his research has focused on international comparisons of child poverty, child benefit packages and child wellbeing. He is a Fellow of the British Academy and a board member of the Child Poverty Action Group.

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