A Shift in Perspective A Universal Approach to Child Protection

In the United States, two approaches have developed to exercise collective influence on how parents raise their children. One is mandatory public intervention in families who have placed their children at risk, exemplified by the child welfare system. The other is voluntary offers of assistance, for...

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Published in:	The Future of children Vol. 29; no. 1; pp. 17 - 40
Main Author:	Daro, Deborah
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Princeton Princeton University 22-03-2019 Princeton University-Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University and The Brookings Institution
Subjects:	At Risk Persons At risk youth Babies Behavior modification Book publishing Child Abuse Child abuse & neglect Child care Child development Child Health Child health services Child neglect Child Rearing Child Safety Child Welfare Child welfare services Childrearing practices Children Childrens health Early Intervention Evidence Based Practice Families & family life Family Family Programs Foster children Foster home care Health aspects Health care Health care expenditures Health services Home Visits Homes Infant mortality International economic relations Maternal & child health Medicine Medicine, Preventive Midwifery education Parenting Parents Parents & parenting Pregnancy Prenatal Care Prevention Preventive health services Preventive medicine Protection Public Health Public investments Public Policy Public services Resource Allocation Rural areas Services Social services Suffrage Voting Voting rights Womens health Young Children United States Illinois United States > US
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