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9781403904874

Disconnected Youth? Growing up Poor in Britain

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    9781403904874

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    1403904871

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  • Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
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Summary

How do young people get by in hard times and hard places? Have they become a "lost generation" disconnected from society's mainstream? Do popular ideas about social exclusion or a welfare-dependent underclass really connect with the lived experiences of the so-called "disaffected," "disengaged" and "difficult-to-reach"? Based on close-up research with young men and women from localities suffering social exclusion in extreme form, Disconnected Youth? will appeal to all those who are interested in understanding and tackling the problems of growing up in Britain's poor neighborhoods.

Author Biography

Robert MacDonald and Jane Marsh are both with the University of Teesside.

Table of Contents

Foreword * Introduction * PART ONE: YOUTH, TRANSITIONS AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION * Social Exclusion and the Underclass: Debates and Issues * Young People, Transitions & Social Change: Researching Disconnected Youth * PART TWO: PROCESSES OF INCLUSION AND EXCLUSION * Schooling in Poor Neighbourhoods: Early Processes of Engagement and Disengagement * Street Corner Society: Leisure Careers & Wider Processes of (Dis)Engagement * Encountering the New Youth Opportunities: Youth Training, New Deal & Further Education * From School to Work? Post-16 Cyclical Transitions * Leaving Home & Settling Down? Family & Housing * Careers at the Margins? Drug & Criminal Careers * PART THREE: CONCLUSIONS * Social Exclusion & 'Disconnected Youth': A Truly Joined Up Policy * Excluding Youth: Panoramas of Marginalisation & Polarisation * References * Index
Foreword * Introduction * PART ONE: YOUTH, TRANSITIONS AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION * Social Exclusion and the Underclass: Debates and Issues * Young People, Transitions & Social Change: Researching Disconnected Youth * PART TWO: PROCESSES OF INCLUSION AND EXCLUSION * Schooling in Poor Neighbourhoods: Early Processes of Engagement and Disengagement * Street Corner Society: Leisure Careers & Wider Processes of (Dis)Engagement * Encountering the New Youth Opportunities: Youth Training, New Deal & Further Education * From School to Work? Post-16 Cyclical Transitions * Leaving Home & Settling Down? Family & Housing * Careers at the Margins? Drug & Criminal Careers * PART THREE: CONCLUSIONS * Social Exclusion & 'Disconnected Youth': A Truly Joined Up Policy * Excluding Youth: Panoramas of Marginalisation & Polarisation * References * Index

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