Global Child Poverty and Well‐being: Measurement, Concepts, Policy and Action
Global Child Poverty and Well‐being: Measurement, Concepts, Policy and Action
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DOI：
10.1108/03068291311315377
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发表时间：
2012-02
影响因子：
1.9
通讯作者：
A. Minujín;S. Nandy
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作者：
A. Minujín;S. Nandy
前言：联合国儿童基金会，儿童与儿童贫困~理查德·乔利爵士第1部分：制定辩论框架~谢伦·南迪和阿尔贝托·米努金：儿童权利、儿童生存和儿童贫困：辩论~西蒙·彭伯顿，David Gordon和Shailen Nandy Equity从儿童开始~Jan Vandemoortele第2部分：衡量儿童贫困和匮乏的衡量和方法~David Gordon和Shailen Nandy超越人数：反映儿童贫困的广度和组成部分的衡量标准~Sabina Alkire和Jose Manuel Roche使用社会感知的必需品方法定义南非的儿童贫困~Helen Barnes和Gema Wright在美国：利用人类发展概念框架制定Tot指数的建议~Sarah Burd-Sharps，Patrick Guyer，Ted Lechterman和Kirsten Lewis转型国家儿童福祉快照：探索监测儿童福祉的新方法~Petra Hoelscher多米尼克·理查森和乔纳森·布拉德肖加强与欧盟儿童贫困的斗争：欧盟的基准行动~伊莎贝尔·恩斯特德-马奎特评估发展中国家的儿童福祉：让政策为儿童服务~雪莉·加特尼奥-加贝尔和希拉·卡默曼第3部分：坦桑尼亚的多维儿童贫困~刚果的Alberto Minujin和Enrique Delamonica多维儿童贫困~Geranda Notten、Chris de Neurburg、Bethuel Makosso和Alain Beltran Mpoue越南的多维贫困~Keetit Roelen和Fanziska Gassman在伊朗儿童中的多维贫困~Sepideh Yousefzh Faal Deghati、Andres Mideros Mora和Chris de Neuude Neuzille多维儿童贫困~David、Gordon奥黛丽·莱诺尔和谢伦·南迪拉丁美洲的多维儿童贫困~埃斯皮诺拉和玛丽亚·尼维斯·里科20世纪末撒哈拉以南非洲和南亚儿童贫困和贫困的变化~沙伦·南迪第4部分：证据基础对政策乌托邦的影响呼吁：消除英国及其他地区的儿童贫困~Ruth Levitas贫困儿童生活的连续性和变化：来自年轻生活的证据~Jo Boyden，Abby Hardgrove和Caroline Knowles摩洛哥多维贫困衡量的政策影响~Hicham Ait Mansour制定贫困儿童政策：来自儿童差距和贫困的全球研究的思考~Gaspa FajthSharmila Kurukulasuriya和Solrun Engilbertsdottir在社会保障方面的投资：一种可能的联合国儿童福利模式~Peter Townsen结论~Shailen Nandy和Alberto Minujin。
Foreword: Unicef, children and child poverty ~ Sir Richard Jolly Part 1: Framing the debate Introduction ~ Shailen Nandy and Alberto Minujin Child rights, child survival and child poverty: the debate ~ Simon Pemberton, David Gordon and Shailen Nandy Equity begins with children ~ Jan Vandemoortele Part 2: Measurement and methodologies Measuring child poverty and deprivation ~ David Gordon and Shailen Nandy Beyond headcount: measures that reflect the breadth and components of child poverty ~ Sabina Alkire and Jose Manuel Roche Defining child poverty in South Africa using the socially perceived necessities approach ~ Helen Barnes and Gemma Wright Child well-being in the US: a proposal for the development of a 'Tot's Index' using the Human Development conceptual framework ~ Sarah Burd-Sharps, Patrick Guyer, Ted Lechterman and Kirsten Lewis A snapshot of child well-being in transition countries: exploring new methods for monitoring child well-being ~ Petra Hoelscher, Dominic Richardson and Jonathan Bradshaw Enhancing the fight against child poverty in the European Union: an EU benchmarking exercise ~ Isabelle Engsted-Maquet Assessing child well-being in developing countries: making policies work for children ~ Shirley Gatenio-Gabel and Sheila Kamerman Part 3: Multidimensional child poverty in Tanzania ~ Alberto Minujin and Enrique Delamonica Multidimensional child poverty in Congo Brazzaville ~ Geranda Notten, Chris de Neurbourg, Bethuel Makosso and Alain Beltran Mpoue Multidimensional poverty in Vietnam ~ Keetit Roelen and Fanziska Gassman Multidimensional deprivation among children in Iran ~ Sepideh Yousefzadeh Faal Deghati, Andres Mideros Mora, and Chris de Neubourg Multidimensional child poverty in Haiti ~ David Gordon, Audrey Lenoel and Shailen Nandy Multidimensional child poverty in Latin America ~ Ernesto Espinola and Maria Nieves Rico Changes in child poverty and deprivation in Sub Saharan Africa and South Asia at the end of the 20th century ~ Shailen Nandy Part 4: Evidence base implications for policy Utopia calling: Eradicating child poverty in the United Kingdom and beyond ~ Ruth Levitas Continuity and change in poor children's lives: evidence from Young Lives ~ Jo Boyden, Abby Hardgrove and Caroline Knowles Policy implications of multidimensional poverty measurement in Morocco ~ Hicham Ait Mansour Making policies work for children living in poverty: reflections from the Global Study on Child Poverty and Disparities ~ Gaspa Fajth, Sharmila Kurukulasuriya and Solrun Engilbertsdottir Investment in social security: a possible UN model for child benefit ~ Peter Townsend Conclusions ~ Shailen Nandy and Alberto Minujin.