'Is Child Welfare Converging in the European Union?' Now published by The Policy Press, UK, as 'The Welfare of Europe's Children'. Order from Marston Book Services, fax +44 (0)1235 465556. E-mail: direct.orders@marston.co.uk This book analyses the living standards of the nearly 80 million children in the EU, who represent over a fifth of the Union's total population. By analysing the trends of child well-being in Europe over the last two decades the book asks whether the well-being of children in the EU is becoming more similar across member states or are countries diverging while their economies converge? The Statistical Appendix of this publication may be viewed and downloaded
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