Indicators of Children's Well-Being

This volume offers a comprehensive exploration of the various factors that contribute to children's well-being. It delves into how family dynamics, peer relationships, and social conditions influence the lives of young individuals. The authors, Asher Ben-Arieh and Ivar Frones, bring together original research that highlights the complexities surrounding the measurement and interpretation of children's quality of life.

Through a collection of analyses, the book aims to shed light on the multifaceted nature of well-being in childhood, emphasizing the importance of a holistic approach. It advocates for the inclusion of diverse indicators that reflect the experiences of children, moving beyond traditional metrics.

Readers will find valuable insights into how these indicators can inform policies and practices aimed at improving children's lives. Overall, this work stands as a significant contribution to the ongoing discourse on child welfare and the critical need for effective assessment methods in understanding their well-being.