Qualitative longitudinal research with children and young people by Crivello, G

'Becoming somebody': youth transitions through education and migration - evidence from Young Lives, Peru by Crivello, G

'Becoming somebody': youth transitions through education and migration in Peru by Crivello, G

'Becoming somebody': youth transitions through education and migration in Peru by Crivello, G

‘There’s no future here’: The time and place of children’s migration aspirations in Peru by Crivello, G

'Becoming somebody': youth transitions through education and migration in Peru by Crivello, G

‘Thresholds of responsibility: children’s and adults’ views on moving out of childhood in Peru’ by Crivello, G

Rethinking orphanhood and vulnerability in Ethiopia by Crivello, G, Chuta, N

Towards a 'bright future': young people overcoming poverty and risk in two Ethiopian communities by Chuta, N, Crivello, G

‘I look for help from others when I can’t do things on my own’: sources of support for orphaned and vulnerable children in Ethiopia by Crivello, G, Chuta, N

Political economy, perception, and social change as mediators of childhood risk in Andhra Pradesh by Boyden, J, Crivello, G

Technical note 31: Exploring children’s experiences of work in Ethiopia: a guide for child-focused research by Crivello, G, Pankhurst, A

Technical note 34: Young Lives qualitative fieldwork guide by Crivello, G, Wilson, E

What is the value of qualitative longitudinal research with children and young people for international development? by Morrow, V, Crivello, G

Why strengthening the linkages between research and practice is important: learning from Young Lives by Crivello, G, Murray, H

Editorial: Qualitative approaches to researching well-being and quality of life by Camfield, L, Crivello, G

Young marriage, parenthood and divorce by Crivello, G, Mann, G

How gender shapes adolescence: Diverging paths and opportunities by Feeny, E, Crivello, G

On childhood and risk : an exploration of children's everyday experiences in rural Peru by Crivello, G, Boyden, J

Against the odds: Why some children fare well in the face of adversity by Crivello, G, Morrow, V