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A ‘Lost Generation’? Impacts of Complex Compound Crises on Children and Young People

How has the well-being of children and young people been affected by the global food, fuel and financial crises that have struck since 2007? This article reports empirical findings from qualitative research in Bangladesh, Indonesia, Jamaica, Kenya, Yemen and Zambia in 2009 and 2010. Intended to complement the wider body of mainly quantitative evidence, it explores how the subjective and relational dimensions of human well-being have been affected as children and families have sought to survive and thrive amidst complex, compound crises, and concludes that monitoring their impacts affords important insights into how these foundational experiences could have enduring consequences in the longer term.

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Series Title
Development Policy Review Special Issue: Impacts of Economic Crises on Child Well-being
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Publisher
Hoboken, United States : Wiley-Blackwell.,
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Language
English
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09506764
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Volume 29, Issue 5, September 2011, pages 565–584
Subject(s)
Well-being
Financial Crisis
Moral Panic
Impacts of Complex Compound Crises on Children
Household stress
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