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ABOUT THIS BOOK

PUBLISHER: Policy Press

FORMAT: Paperback

ISBN: 9781447350347

RRP: £19.99

PAGES: 274

PUBLICATION DATE:
September 1, 2018

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Youth Employment: STYLE handbook

Jacqueline O'Reilly

Clementine Moyart

Tiziana Nazio

Mark Smith

With contributions from over 90 authors and more than 60 individual contributions this collection summarises the findings of a large-scale EU funding project on Strategic Transitions for Youth Labour in Europe (STYLE). Including the often overlooked and unheard voices of young people themselves, this eclectic range of contributions discuss the distinctive characteristics of the current phase of youth employment.

Reviews of Youth Employment: STYLE handbook

"Read this handbook to understand the causes and consequences of youth unemployment in Europe…Learn which policies make a positive difference for young peoples' employment opportunities." Professor Colette Fagan, University of Manchester, UK "An insightful analysis of commonalities and differences in the constraints young people encounter in accessing resources for a full adult autonomous life across European countries, social classes and gender." Chiara Saraceno, Collegio Carlo Alberto, Italy "A must read: It will stimulate mutual learning both in terms of policy exchanges as well as interdisciplinary fertilization." Gunther Schmid, Free University Berlin and Berlin Social Science Center (WZB) "Bringing together academic research with adventures and experiences of young people within the project and beyond…it is much more than a book. It is an anthology of contemporary youth experiences." Claire Wallace, University of Aberdeen "Collaborative research at its very best." Marge Unt,Tallinn University "Essential reading for policy makers and researchers…It is the clearest guide yet as to how the last 10 years have affected young peoples' transitions into adult life and work." Brendan Burchell, University of Cambridge

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