Family - controlled child labor in Sub-Saharan Africa - a survey of research

Jens Christopher Andvig

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Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics Education and Labor Relations

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The paper presents and analyzes recent research into child labor problems in Africa, mainly made by economists and social anthropologists. It focuses on the labor performed in African households and controlled by the family.

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