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Primary school attendance in Honduras

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decline in primary school enrolment in Kenya

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A History of Child Labour in Portugal

Goulart, Pedro; Bedi, Arjun Singh - Institute of Social Studies (ISS) - 2007

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Paid family labour in small scale enterprises : considerations from an Indonesian experience

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Child labour and educational success in Portugal

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