Nexuses between Child Exclusion, Child Rights and Human Capital Development: A study of South Punjab, Pakistan

This study was conducted in three districts of Punjab Province, Pakistan The central objective of this study to take the qualitative investigation among social exclusion of children with relation to human capital development and political economy formation in South Punjab, Pakistan. The present stud...

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Published in:Journal of the Research Society of Pakistan 2021-06, Vol.58 (2), p.161
Main Authors: Niaz, Uzma, Malik, Nazia, Shabbir, Muhammad, Mahmood, Sadaf
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Bias
Charisma
Childrens rights
Civil disobedience
Emancipation
Freedoms
Gandhi, Mohandas Karamchand (1869-1948)
Historians
Human capital
Mixed methods research
Muslims
Political economy
Political leadership
Presidents
Speeches
Teams
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Summary:This study was conducted in three districts of Punjab Province, Pakistan The central objective of this study to take the qualitative investigation among social exclusion of children with relation to human capital development and political economy formation in South Punjab, Pakistan. The present study adopted the Concurrent Triangulation Design of mixed method research (MMR) and both qualitative and quantitative researches were conducted to support main objectives and hypotheses. It was concluded that social exclusion of children directly damaging the human capital development which directly affect the political economy formation. It was also concluded that poor financial constraints of the families of the socially excluded children were the big hurdle in the way of human capital development and political economy. As the human capital development was the back bone of political economy of any economy so results from this study indicated that this exclusion damage the human capital development which directly and indirectly affecting the political economy. It was also concluded that from analysis if human capital development increases by including the excluded children in the social sphere, it automatically boost the political economy.
ISSN:0034-5431