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Streetchildren in Bangalore (India). Their dreams and their future
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Numerous studies have been written about street children. Many have addressed the problems of children in the street, both in the West and in the South. As a result, there are many pages full of descriptions of the living and working conditions of these ch… meer
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Numerous studies have been written about street children. Many have addressed the problems of children in the street, both in the West and in the South. As a result, there are many pages full of descriptions of the living and working conditions of these children, their psychological and physical situations, their backgrounds, and the strategies they use to survive.
Patricia Nieuwenhuizen is a trained nurse and an anthropologist. She lives and works in Utrecht (the Netherlands) with Forum, Centre for multicultural development.
Boek informatie
ISBN 13
9789055892693
Aantal pagina's
152
Auteur(s)
Patricia Nieuwenhuizen
NUR
759 - Sociologie van beleidsprocessen
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