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This book looks at the post-Soviet transition of Uzbekistan's economy and social life through a lens of child labor in cotton production. Bilal Bhat employs results of multiple surveys to illustrate the paradoxes of the collapse of the post-Soviet agricultural sector in Central Asian countries. The author studies complex and conflicting interaction among the state, the society, and the new elites in Uzbekistan through their attitude toward child labor, childhood, and education. -- Muzaffar A. Olimov, Tajikistan Academy of Sciences

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Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: Locating Child Labor in Uzbekistan Chapter Three: Cotton Cultivation and Child Labor in Uzbekistan Chapter Four: Social and Legal Aspects Chapter Five: Analytical Perspective Chapter Six: Sociological Perspective Chapter Seven: Critique, Conclusions, and Policy Implications

Cotton Cultivation and Child Labor in PostSoviet

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      Publisher Rlpg/Galleys
      Published 9/17/2015 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN-13 9780739194782
      978-0739194782
      ISBN-10 073919478X
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      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      This book looks at the post-Soviet transition of Uzbekistan's economy and social life through a lens of child labor in cotton production. Bilal Bhat employs results of multiple surveys to illustrate the paradoxes of the collapse of the post-Soviet agricultural sector in Central Asian countries. The author studies complex and conflicting interaction among the state, the society, and the new elites in Uzbekistan through their attitude toward child labor, childhood, and education. -- Muzaffar A. Olimov, Tajikistan Academy of Sciences

      Table of Contents
      Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: Locating Child Labor in Uzbekistan Chapter Three: Cotton Cultivation and Child Labor in Uzbekistan Chapter Four: Social and Legal Aspects Chapter Five: Analytical Perspective Chapter Six: Sociological Perspective Chapter Seven: Critique, Conclusions, and Policy Implications

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