Does Having a Migrant Parent Reduce the Risk of Undernutrition for Children Who Stay Behind in South-East Asia?

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Does Having a Migrant Parent Reduce the Risk of Undernutrition for Children Who Stay Behind in South-East Asia?

Elspeth Graham - Nama Orang; Lucy P. Jordan - Nama Orang;

Many parents from South-East Asia who go overseas to work are motivated by a desire to secure a better future for their children, yet the health consequences for children who stay behind are poorly understood. This study is the first cross-country comparison to explore the relationships between parental migration and the risk of undernutrition (stunting) for primary school-aged children. The analysis uses data from the CHAMPSEA Project for children aged 9 to 11 years in the Philippines (N = 480) and Vietnam (N = 482). A series of logistic regression models compares outcomes for children living in transnational households and children living with both parents in non-migrant households in the same communities.

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Judul Seri: Asian and Pacific Migration Journal
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Penerbit: Japan : SAGE., 2013
Deskripsi Fisik: Asian and Pacific Migration Journal, Vol. 22 No. 3, 2013
Bahasa: English
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Edisi: Vol. 22 No. 3, 2013
Subjek: SOSIOLOGI
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Pernyataan Tanggungjawab: agus

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