Titlebook: Geographies of Global Issues: Change and Threat; Nicola Ansell,Natascha Klocker,Tracey Skelton Reference work 2016 Springer Science+Busine

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,Geographies of Global Issues: Change and Threat in Young People’s Lives, cultural. This chapter introduces readers to a volume entitled ., which is part of the . series. It provides an overview of the chapters contained in that volume and outlines four key themes that run across those chapters. First, children’s geographies are also – fundamentally – about adults. It do

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Political Economy of Children’s Work: Economic Restructuring, the Coffee Trade, and Social Reproductinto the ways in which structural inequalities and declining terms of trade for coffee in international markets play out in the working lives of children. The chapter contextualizes how livelihood displacement involving a shift from subsistence agriculture to commercial agriculture has increased the

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College Entrepreneurs in India: The Fortune at the Bottom of a Pyramid Schemee programs has spiraled upward over the last 15 years, job creation in the formal sector has been comparatively weak. This poses the question as to whether the expansion of higher education institutions is really supporting a process of upward mobility for young people from poorer social backgrounds

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Youth Entrepreneurship and Socioeconomic Change in Urban Ghanaus forms of entrepreneurship. The chapter charts different conceptualizations of entrepreneurship and explores its relationship to young people’s changing livelihood practices in Africa. Drawing on the case of urban Ghana, and situating youth entrepreneurship in relation to wider processes of global

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Migrant Domestic Workers and the Globalization of Childcareomes. Neoliberal policies underpin labor migration for care work and also underpin reduced state spending on childcare and favor intensive childcare practices which aim to ensure children’s future competitive advantages. The globalization of childcare matters to children’s lives and links families t

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Childhood in “Crisis” in the Era of AIDS: Risk, Orphanhood, and Policy in Southern Africans of childhood, the international media, development policy, and global donor agendas. At the height of the AIDS epidemic in the early 2000s, dominant perceptions of children “at risk” provoked urgency for action within global research and policy agendas. However, at the time, conceptualizations of