Young People In Europe: Labour Markets And Citizenship
Reference & Research Book News, August, 2005
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Young people in Europe; labour markets and citizenship.
Title main entry. Ed. by Harriet Bradley and Jacques van Hoof.
Policy Press, [c]2005
294 p.
$37.50 (pa)
In addition to unemployment--the usual starting point for discussion of youth and the labor market in Europe--the social scientists here also explore the over-representation of youth in part-time, temporary, and dead-end jobs; low wages that prevent an independent existence; the mismatch between the skills needed and those being taught young people; and the risk of their drifting into alienation, despair, and anti-social behavior. Some present case studies, while others consider continent-wide aspects. Distributed in the US by ISBS.
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