Child Labour,Family Life and Fertility In India
İÇİNDEKİLERCONTENTSAcknowledgement Abstract Contents List of Figures List of Tables List of Annex Tables List of Figures I INTRODUCTION Scope of the Study II BROAD TRENDS IN THE INCIDENCE OF CHILD LABOUR IN INDIA Proportion of Full-Time Students Incidence of Child Labour by Caste/Tribe Possible Impact of Drought III CHARACTERISTICS OF CHILD LABOUR IN WESTERN INDIA 1. The 1983 and 1987-88 Survey Data Relating to Child Labour 2. Child Labour and Level of Education 3. Child Labour and Marital Status 4. Child Worker Ratios According to Selected Characteristics of Households 5 (a) A Digression on Student-Population Ratios (b) Principal Activities of Children Reporting Work as a Subsidiary Activity 6. Relationship Between Activity Status of Girls and Adult Females/Boys in the Household (a) Does Housework by Young Girls Permit Their Mothers to Work? (b) Do Girls Work or Look After the Household While Boys Study? IV DETERMINANTS OF THE INCIDENCE OF CHILD LABOUR IN WESTERN INDIA 1. Results of Multiple Regression Analysis of Household-Level Child-Worker Ratios 2. Results of Logistic Regression Analysis Based on the Data for Each Child NATURE OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES OF CHILD WORKERS IN WESTERN INDIA VI CONCLUSION END NOTES ANNEX 1 CHILD LABOUR - A REVIEW OF RECENT STUDIES I INTRODUCTION 1.1 Differences in Conceptualising and Difinition 1.2 The Last Decade II ESTIMATES OF CHILD LABOUR IN INDIA 2.1 Incidence of Child Labour in the Rural Sector 2.2 Urban Informal Sector 2.3 Children Working in Industries/Production Units III DETERMINANTS OF CHILD LABOUR 3.1 Economic Condition of the Family 3.2 Parental Death 3.3 Fertility 3.4 Sex Differentials 3.5 Education and Literacy Levels of Parents 3.6 Education of Children 3.7 Migration Status of Children IV SUMMING UP REFERENCES  |
