2021
DOI: 10.1080/14733285.2021.1990859
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Work socialisation gone wrong? Exploring the antecedent of child trafficking in two Ghanaian fishing communities

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“…While a considerable body of historical geographical research on childhood within Western contexts exists (recently Cope, 2023; Von Benzon, 2022), it is the less common research that delves into the historical geographies of childhood outside it that offers a valuable lens through which to address what Balagopalan refers to as ‘conceptual silences […] through which we view childhoods in the [M]ajority world’ (Balagopalan, 2019: p. 37). Koomson et al (2023), for example, call for a greater recognition of historical process that laid foundations of contemporary children’s mobility, illustrated through how a mode of children’s movement between fishing communities in Ghana that traditionally served the purpose of work socialisation have been reframed as criminal acts of child trafficking within the framework of the United Nations Palermo Protocols. Elsewhere, Vergara del Solar et al (2023) reveal how the relationships of Chilean children with public spaces have been shaped by historical efforts by the state and society to remove children from the streets, and how these efforts have been portrayed by the government as achievements that would enable children from Chile to enjoy a ‘civilised childhood’, akin to ‘European countries’.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…While a considerable body of historical geographical research on childhood within Western contexts exists (recently Cope, 2023; Von Benzon, 2022), it is the less common research that delves into the historical geographies of childhood outside it that offers a valuable lens through which to address what Balagopalan refers to as ‘conceptual silences […] through which we view childhoods in the [M]ajority world’ (Balagopalan, 2019: p. 37). Koomson et al (2023), for example, call for a greater recognition of historical process that laid foundations of contemporary children’s mobility, illustrated through how a mode of children’s movement between fishing communities in Ghana that traditionally served the purpose of work socialisation have been reframed as criminal acts of child trafficking within the framework of the United Nations Palermo Protocols. Elsewhere, Vergara del Solar et al (2023) reveal how the relationships of Chilean children with public spaces have been shaped by historical efforts by the state and society to remove children from the streets, and how these efforts have been portrayed by the government as achievements that would enable children from Chile to enjoy a ‘civilised childhood’, akin to ‘European countries’.…”
Section: What Theory?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Child labor in the family is a contested concept, especially in the context of cultures that traditionally require children to perform domestic duties and support their parents as part of their childhood training [ 22 , 23 ]. Whilst some argue that child work is an essential requirement for the socialization of children [ 24 , 25 ], others have found child work as an architect to child labor, child exploitation [ 26 , 27 ], and modern slavery [ 28 ]. The International Labor Organization (ILO) defines child work as all productive activities that are carried out by children (either in a family business or common market; remunerated or not) that last for a minimum of 1 h duration within a day [ 6 , 29 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Недостатнє харчування у дитинствіце ризик розвитку хвороб у майбутньому. Рівень грудного вигодовування немовлят сьогодні незадовільний [10]. У країнах, що розвиваються, діти фактично позбавлені повноцінного дитинства.…”
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“…За даними крос-секційного дослідження, діти в Еквадорі, початок робочого стажу яких припадає на 5-12 років мають більший ризик випадіння 4і більше зубів у майбутньому (28%), ніж ті, хто починають свою трудову діяльність у повнолітньому віці. Втрата постійних зубів у підлітків та молоді змушує їх модифікувати свої харчові звички та негативно впливає на Журнал «Перспективи та інновації науки» (Серія «Педагогіка», Серія «Психологія», Серія «Медицина») № 5(39) 2024 самооцінку [10,11]. Відповідно до даних дослідження, втрата зубів у жіночої частини досліджуваних спостерігалася частіше ніж у чоловіків, незважаючи на кращий стан ясен у жінок.…”
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