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Posted on December 12, 2019

Politics of caste and class go under microscope in effort to combat child poverty in India

Harvard Bell Fellow Adel Daoud, PhD, and his colleague Shailen Nandy have authored a study published in Sociology of Development that sets out to systematically analyze how politics of caste, corruption, and wealth impact child poverty in India.

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