|
china |
5 |
|
hong kong |
5 |
|
child commercial sexual exploitation |
4 |
|
nepal |
4 |
|
bystander control |
3 |
|
bystander intervention |
3 |
|
confucianism |
3 |
|
cross-cultural |
3 |
|
csec |
3 |
|
friendship networks |
3 |
|
gender norms |
3 |
|
identity integration |
3 |
|
intervention |
3 |
|
mental health |
3 |
|
migration |
3 |
|
rural-to-urban migrant children |
3 |
|
sexual fantasy |
3 |
|
social support |
3 |
|
subjective well-being |
3 |
|
advocacy |
2 |
|
africa |
2 |
|
bottom-up approach |
2 |
|
child labor |
2 |
|
child protection |
2 |
|
child welfare |
2 |
|
children’s characteristics |
2 |
|
compulsory education |
2 |
|
cross-sector collaboration |
2 |
|
disaster management |
2 |
|
ecological framework |
2 |
|
educational aspiration |
2 |
|
educational quality |
2 |
|
educational stratification |
2 |
|
ethnic minority young people |
2 |
|
ethnic minority youth |
2 |
|
families |
2 |
|
family |
2 |
|
family capital |
2 |
|
guangzhou |
2 |
|
immigrants |
2 |
|
international education |
2 |
|
international non-governmental organizations |
2 |
|
international social work |
2 |
|
methodology |
2 |
|
migrants |
2 |
|
neighbourhood enrolment |
2 |
|
ngos |
2 |
|
non-governmental organisations |
2 |
|
orphans and abandoned children |
2 |
|
parental intent |
2 |
|
performing arts |
2 |
|
policy change |
2 |
|
precarity |
2 |
|
prevention programs |
2 |
|
protective factors |
2 |
|
psychosocial outcome |
2 |
|
qualitative |
2 |
|
respondent-driven sampling |
2 |
|
risk factors |
2 |
|
school choice |
2 |
|
service delivery |
2 |
|
sf-36 |
2 |
|
social policy |
2 |
|
social service |
2 |
|
social work |
2 |
|
social work practice |
2 |
|
strategies |
2 |
|
street-level bureaucrats |
2 |
|
system |
2 |
|
third sector impact |
2 |
|
voluntary sector failure |
2 |
|
wellbeing |
2 |
|
who-5 |
2 |
|
youth |
2 |
|
youth development |
2 |
|
age differences |
1 |
|
alcohol |
1 |
|
alcohol use and abuse |
1 |
|
asian/pacific islander families |
1 |
|
cambodia |
1 |
|
care triangle |
1 |
|
carer |
1 |
|
child care |
1 |
|
child well-being |
1 |
|
childhood/children |
1 |
|
community intervention |
1 |
|
condom use |
1 |
|
covid-19 outbreak |
1 |
|
cross-national |
1 |
|
employment |
1 |
|
epidemic |
1 |
|
exchange patterns |
1 |
|
family ecological approach |
1 |
|
family practices |
1 |
|
family services |
1 |
|
gender |
1 |
|
gender attitudes |
1 |
|
gender difference |
1 |
|
geopolitical context |
1 |
|
global cities |
1 |
|
health |
1 |
|
hiv risks |
1 |
|
identity |
1 |
|
immigrants and refugees |
1 |
|
immigration/migrant families |
1 |
|
intergenerational support |
1 |
|
life satisfaction |
1 |
|
mental health/well-being |
1 |
|
migrant |
1 |
|
multi-child family |
1 |
|
one-child family |
1 |
|
panel study |
1 |
|
parental migration |
1 |
|
popular opinion leader |
1 |
|
precarious work |
1 |
|
risk |
1 |
|
sexuality |
1 |
|
south-east asia |
1 |
|
southeast asia |
1 |
|
tanzania |
1 |
|
third sector |
1 |
|
transnational families |
1 |
|
transnational household |
1 |
|
types of support |
1 |
|
welfare state |
1 |
|
zimbabwe |
1 |
