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The editors and contributors call for organized social and political action to realize the child's right to develop, including ways to measure and monitor children's well-being beyond survival.
Includes an historical background to social history assessment, and a presentation of its relationship to social ecology theory and human development. This work also includes a description of what a social history assessment looks like; information on how to conduct social history assessments; and tools for developing a social history.
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