India's Children
Essays On Social Policy
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9780199455287
Publication date:
27/02/2015
Hardback
520 pages
216.0x140.0mm
Price: 1195.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780199455287
Publication date:
27/02/2015
Hardback
520 pages
216.0x140.0mm
A.K. Shiva Kumar, Preet Rustagi & Ramya Subrahmanian
Bringing together a multidisciplinary set of essays, this volume advocates child-centred social policies that focus on the specific requirements of both children as well as those of the families, communities, and societies in which they live.
Suitable for: Libraries, university departments, research centres, institutions, professionals, scholars, and societies working on development economics and issues on child development.
Rights: World Rights
A.K. Shiva Kumar, Preet Rustagi & Ramya Subrahmanian
Description
Children are individuals born with indivisible and inalienable human rights. They belong to families and communities that need to have access to appropriate resources, services, and capacities required to ensure realization of these rights. The rights of parents and care-givers are therefore closely intertwined with the rights of children. Childhood is a period of tremendous biological, psychological, and social development. Enabling all children to realize their full creative potential is critical for sustaining India’s economic growth and accelerating human development. However, India’s social policies are yet to deliver on the promise of quality education, health, nutrition, and protection for all. Future social policies therefore need to be built on evidence-based platforms that pay particular attention to children’s experiences of poverty and vulnerability, which are multidimensional and distinct from those of adults. Bringing together a multidisciplinary set of essays, this volume advocates child-centred social policies that focus on the specific requirements of both children as well as those of the families, communities, and societies in which they live.
A.K. Shiva Kumar, Preet Rustagi & Ramya Subrahmanian
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About the Editors and Contributors
A.K. Shiva Kumar, Preet Rustagi & Ramya Subrahmanian
A.K. Shiva Kumar, Preet Rustagi & Ramya Subrahmanian
Description
Children are individuals born with indivisible and inalienable human rights. They belong to families and communities that need to have access to appropriate resources, services, and capacities required to ensure realization of these rights. The rights of parents and care-givers are therefore closely intertwined with the rights of children. Childhood is a period of tremendous biological, psychological, and social development. Enabling all children to realize their full creative potential is critical for sustaining India’s economic growth and accelerating human development. However, India’s social policies are yet to deliver on the promise of quality education, health, nutrition, and protection for all. Future social policies therefore need to be built on evidence-based platforms that pay particular attention to children’s experiences of poverty and vulnerability, which are multidimensional and distinct from those of adults. Bringing together a multidisciplinary set of essays, this volume advocates child-centred social policies that focus on the specific requirements of both children as well as those of the families, communities, and societies in which they live.
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