Contents

pp iii-iii

List of tables

pp iv-v

Acknowledgements

pp vi-vi

one - Introduction

pp 1-12

Part One - Defining child well-being

pp 13-14

two - Need

pp 15-28

three - Rights

pp 29-44

four - Poverty

pp 45-58

five - Quality of life

pp 59-72

six - Social exclusion

pp 73-88

seven - Relationships between the concepts

pp 89-110

Part Two - Measuring child well-being

pp 111-112

eight - Child well-being through different lenses

pp 113-130

nine - Relationships between the conditions

pp 131-138

Part Three - Implications for children’s services

pp 139-140

ten - Matching conditions and service styles

pp 141-158

eleven - Developing congruent children’s services

pp 159-170

twelve - Conclusions

pp 171-184

Appendices

A - Method

pp 185-208

B - Logistic regression

pp 209-212

C - The 60 variables

pp 213-218

D - Additional results

pp 219-226

References

pp 227-258

Index

pp 259-264