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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-63111-9mbitious global social policies construct particular visions of childhood and, in doing so, shape how children spend their time. The Millennium Development Goals, the Education For All Dakar Goals, World Bank advocacy for early childhood education, and International Labour Organization campaigns to

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Ein weiterer Fluch der Pharaonen,ruvians who live in a precarious economic situation and how this relates to their expectations. Young teenagers were interviewed around the time they were starting secondary school (2007) and, later on, around the time they were leaving, when some were moving into post-secondary education and others

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25180-5e the nation’s culture, making education the highest priority of families and individuals. These traditional values have been supported by the Government of Vietnam, as highlighted in its various plans and policy statements. Over the past 50 years, Vietnam has achieved great successes in education:

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Introduction: Child Poverty and the Centrality of Schoolingevelopment agenda, both directly and indirectly. Two of these goals, namely achieving universal primary education and reducing infant mortality, target children directly. Most of the other goals — on maternal health, combating disease, gender equality, and environmental sustainability — have a stron

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Risks and Protective Factors for Children Experiencing Adverse Events and shocks or adverse events. ‘Shocks’ are unexpected events, such as drought, price fluctuations or family illness or death, that have a negative impact on the household economy. Children’s life chances in education, health, and well-being are closely bound up with, and shaped by, the situation of