Exploitation of children in the 'informal sector': some propositions for research

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Auteur principal: A. Morice (Author)
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contents Exploitation of children in the 'informal sector': some propositions for research A. Morice (Author) ILO pub-wep pub. Working paper on obstacles to and proposals for research methodology concerning the exploitation of child labour in the informal sector of developing countries - discusses research and theoretical problems relating to non-cooperation of employers and public administration, lack of a forum for childrens' attitudes, difficulties of definition, economic conditions, etc., And recommends a combined methodology based on questionnaires, interviewing, empiricism, etc. Bibliography pp. 31. World Employment Programme research working paper. Population and Labour Policies Programme, WEP 2-21/WP.87, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
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spellingShingle Exploitation of children in the 'informal sector': some propositions for research
A. Morice (Author)
Exploitation of children in the 'informal sector': some propositions for research A. Morice (Author) ILO pub-wep pub. Working paper on obstacles to and proposals for research methodology concerning the exploitation of child labour in the informal sector of developing countries - discusses research and theoretical problems relating to non-cooperation of employers and public administration, lack of a forum for childrens' attitudes, difficulties of definition, economic conditions, etc., And recommends a combined methodology based on questionnaires, interviewing, empiricism, etc. Bibliography pp. 31. World Employment Programme research working paper. Population and Labour Policies Programme, WEP 2-21/WP.87, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
title Exploitation of children in the 'informal sector': some propositions for research
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