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Young people and contradictions of inclusion

Young people and contradictions of inclusion
Towards Integrated Transition Policies in Europe

Author/Editor(s):
Andreu López Blasco, Wallace McNeish, Andreas Walther
Format:
Paperback, 304 pages, 234 x 156 mm
ISBN
9781861345240
Published:
22 Dec 2003

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"This book provides valuable insights into young people's transitions to work in modern societies, and into the (in)adequacies of policies intended to support these transitions. With its main objectives, to develop a more qualitative, holistic approach to young people's transitions and to bridge the gap between transition research and policy, the book raises challenging issues for social scientists and policy makers."
Rik van Berkel, Department of General Social Sciences, Utrecht University, the Netherlands

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Contents

4/6/03 from draft ts Introduction: young people and contradictions of inclusion Andreas Walther
Part One: Risks and contradictions in young people's transitions to work: Yo-yo-transitions and misleading trajectories: towards integrated transition policies for young adults in Europe Manuela du Bois-Reymond and Andreu López Blasco
Youth unemployment and the risk of social exclusion: comparative analysis of qualitative data Thomas Kieselbach
Part Two: European research on young people and transition policies: Transition policies: strategies of actors and employment policies for young people in Europe Lorenzo Cachón Rodríguez
The European strategy for youth employment: a discursive analysis Amparo Serrano Pascual
State policies for youth unemployment in the European Union: rights, responsibilities and life-long learning Wallace McNeish and Patricia Loncle
Transitional labour markets and training: re-balancing flexibility and security for life-long learning Harm van Lieshout and Ton Wilthagen
The third sector: ghetto for the disadvantaged or springboard toward integration? Paul Burgess
The art of learning: empowerment through performing arts Steven Miles
Part Three: Dilemmas and perspectives of integrated transition policies: Empowerment or 'cooling out'? Dilemmas and contradictions of transition policies Andreas Walther
Competence and employability Sven Mørch and Barbara Stalder
Of roofs and knives: the dilemmas of recognising informal learning José
Machado Pais and Axel Pohl
Flexibility and security: the supposed dilemma of transition policies Barbara Stauber, Siyka Kovacheva and Harm van Lieshout
'Disadvantage': transition policies between social construction and the needs of vulnerable youth Dermot Stokes and René
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