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Direct linkClark, Rob – Social Forces, 2011
From 1980 to 2000, child labor rates across the world fell by more than a quarter. Much of the explanation for this decrease resides in development processes broadly associated with the demographic transition. Net of these internal dynamics, however, globalization may also have played a role. Previous studies have examined the effect of trade and…
Descriptors: Child Labor, Global Approach, Conflict, International Organizations
