Building Kinship Negotiations: Definition of Social Protection for Children of Indonesian Migrant Workers

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Qualitative analysis reveals children negotiate social protection within extended families, highlighting kinship dynamics.

Children perceive social protection as central to their familial relationships, influencing their care dynamics.
In-depth interviews with children aged 7–15 in Indonesia reveal how kinship negotiations shape their understanding of social protection.
The qualitative phenomenological approach identifies patterns of negotiation among children in extended family arrangements.
The findings indicate that government provision of social protection is insufficient, calling for improved welfare policies.

Kristina et al. (2025) studied this question.

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