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Research on the experiences and socio-economic contexts of young people, youth education and labour, policy and practice, and politics and narratives of youth.

Young political consumers between the individual and the collective: evidence from the UK and Greece

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by Georgios Kyroglou, Matt Henn

2y ago

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Work, employment and the material conditions of young people in developed economies: a Marxist political economy of youth perspective

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by Edward Yates

2y ago

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Supporting integration through social connectedness: a development framework

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by Keith Trevor Thomas, Joseph Griffin

2y ago

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Not apologising for a community: young people’s responses to misrecognition and stigma

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by Hilary Pilkington, Necla Acik, Aet Annist, Iris Dähnke, Nadya Nartova, Iskender Yasaveev, Anastasiia Shilova

2y ago

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Youth radicalization and violent extremism: a study of pathways in the post-war context of Sri Lanka

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by Ramesh Ramasamy

2y ago

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‘I have to start from where I’m capable:’ how low-income postsecondary students overcome financial and academic obstacles

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by Pamela Aronson, Matthew Fleming

2y ago

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Towards a revaluation of work in post-Fordist societies? Critical reconversions of highly skilled youth and negotiations of fluid relationships with work

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by Sophia Stavrou, Panos Achniotis

2y ago

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Youth environmental activism in the age of social media: the case of Chile (2009-2019)

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by Andrés Scherman, Sebastián Valenzuela, Sebastián Rivera

2y ago

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‘Blind alley’ to ‘steppingstone’? Insecure transitions and policy responses in the downturns of the 1930s and post 2008 in the UK

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by Matthew Cooper

2y ago

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Exclusion by design: uncovering systems of segregation and ‘ghettoization’ of so-called NEET and ‘disengaged’ youth on an employability course in a further education (FE) college

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by Carlene Cornish

2y ago

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