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Children, families, and government

Children, families, and government

Preparing for the Twenty-First Century
EducationPolitics & Society
Pages
457
Published
1996
Language
English

Synopsis

This text examines the connection between child development research and the creation and execution of social policies affecting children and families. It features insights from leading experts across developmental psychology, psychiatry, public health, business, political science, and education. The book offers a multidisciplinary perspective on the debates and difficulties in child development and social policy, alongside an analysis of recent shifts in national attitudes toward children and families.

Prose complexity
10/10

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InformativeComplexIntellectual

Genres

Education Politics & Society Sociology

Authors

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Edward Zigler

American developmental psychologist and professor of psychology at Yale University

J
John Brademas

John Brademas writes about the vital connections between children, families, and government. His books provide a clear look at these important topics.

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Sharon Lynn Kagan

Sharon Lynn Kagan writes extensively on early childhood education, family services, and policy. Her works, including The Early Advantage 2 and The Care and Education of America's Young Children, examine how systems can best support young children and their families. She also addresses topics like the role of government and the early care teaching workforce.