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Freedom to be a Child: Commercial Pressures on Children

David Piachaud,  July 2007
Paper No' CASE/127: Read Abstract | Full paper (pdf)
Tags: employment and income; wealth and social mobility; wealth and assets; children, families and education; children and child poverty; childhood; consumption; advertising; commercialization
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