Child Labour In Historical Perspective by Peter Cunningham
1800-1985: Case Studies from Europe, Japan, and Colombia
This comprehensive examination delves into the complex history of child labor, tracing its evolution from ancient times to the modern era. It explores the socio-economic factors that have perpetuated child labor across different cultures and time periods, highlighting the roles of industrialization, poverty, and legislation. The narrative provides a nuanced understanding of how societal attitudes towards child labor have shifted, influenced by changing economic needs and moral perspectives. Through a blend of historical data and personal accounts, the book offers a critical analysis of the persistent challenges and the ongoing global efforts to eradicate child labor.
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