Series Foreword Introduction Bangladesh by Shelley Feldman and Desi Larson Brazil by Elizabeth KimJin Traver China by Xiaojun Tong and Shizhen Lu The Dominican Republic by B. J. Bryson and Tina Bryson Georgia by Nona Tsotseria Guatemala by David Keys Honduras by Raul Zelaya and Desi Larson India by Desi Larson Iran by Reza Jalali Mexico by David Carey Jr. South Africa by Catherine Stakeman South Korea by Elizabeth KimJin Traver Thailand by Lacey Sloan The United States by Pamela Pieris Zimbabwe by Otrude Moyo Index About the Editors and Contributors
The conditions and issues of child labor are explored in a survey of 15 countries.
CATHRYNE L. SCHMITZ is Associate Professor of Social Work at the University of Southern Maine, Lewiston. ELIZABETH KIMJIN TRAVER is Assistant Professor of Social Work at the University of Southern Maine, Lewiston. DESI LARSON is Associate Professor of Adult Education at the University of Southern Maine, Lewiston.
"Child Labor is a compendium of clear and credible information from
hard to get sources....[l]ibraries of schools with social studies
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purchase."-Catholic Library World
?[A] good introduction to a very serious international problem.
Recommended. Public and undergraduate library
collections.?-Choice
?Child Labor is a compendium of clear and credible information from
hard to get sources....[l]ibraries of schools with social studies
programs will see it used frequently. It's a good
purchase.?-Catholic Library World
?This up-to-date survey will inspire middle through high school
students to want to take action against child labor and fight for
the rights of children. The book explores conditions and issues of
child labor in 15 countries and what can be done to stop this
practice....This is an excellent research source for student
reports.?-Multicultural Review
"ÝA¨ good introduction to a very serious international problem.
Recommended. Public and undergraduate library
collections."-Choice
"This up-to-date survey will inspire middle through high school
students to want to take action against child labor and fight for
the rights of children. The book explores conditions and issues of
child labor in 15 countries and what can be done to stop this
practice....This is an excellent research source for student
reports."-Multicultural Review
"[A] good introduction to a very serious international problem.
Recommended. Public and undergraduate library collections."-Choice
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