Left-Behind Children is a construct in the study of transnational families denoting children who remain in their country of origin while one or both parents migrate abroad for extended periods, typically characterized by prolonged parental absence and its socioemotional implications.
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No Child Left Behind Act of 2001
Ron Zimmer, Laura S. Hamilton, Rachel Christina · 2010 · 888 citations
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