YOYO – Jugendpolitik und Partizipation Das Projekt „Jugendpolitik und Partizipation. Potenziale von Partizipation und informellem Lernen für die Übergänge junger Menschen in den Arbeitsmarkt. Eine vergleichende Studie in zehn europäischen Regionen“ (YOYO) wurde durchgeführt von EGRIS (European Group for Integrated Social Research), koordiniert durch IRIS e.V. (Institut für regionale Innovation und Sozialforschung) Tübingen und finanziert aus dem 5. Rahmenforschungsprogramm der Europäischen Kommission.

„Equal opportunities for young men and young women who are in transition from school to work as a political strategy and concept in the establishment of local networks for employment“ Duration of the project: January 2001 – September 2002 Summary The project aimed at improving local networks for employment that provide transitions to work for young women and men in a way that they become aware for gender-specific needs and trajectories. The network approach was analysed and developed with regard …

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Comparative analysis on the changed role of the family against the background of longer and more complicated transitions of young women and men into work an economic independency. The ‘Families and Transitions in Europe’ research project has been funded under the Improving the Human Potential key action of the European Commissions Fifth Framework Programme. It was developed and carried out in the framework of the European research network EGRIS and has been coordinated by the School of Policy Studies at …

The European research project FATE Weiterlesen »