[PDF] Top 20 2. Continuity and cleavage in the political experience of young people

... groups and, particularly, those in which the parents of today’s youth belong, learned their first political lessons in a universe where the ideological markers, the ... See full document

... regarding the patterns of behaviour of young people by referring to a specific age group in front of the rest of the population (Quintelier, 2007, ... See full document

... action in parties that are more and more professionalized and have difficulties in meaningfully integrating young people in their political processes (Hooghe, ... See full document

... increase of participation of the last young generations (Leighly, ...1995). The explanation of the “life-cycle” is based on the idea that people acquire ... See full document

... during the last decades should lead to an increase of participation of the last young generations (Leighly, ...1995). The explanation of the “life-cycle” is based ... See full document

... constant, and have led me to a permanent state of stress: the stress of resisting the kinds of theses based on purely scientific models that deem the idea of ... See full document

... (Studies and Library); E-95/2003) In ...some of the most relevant sociological features, which configure and explain why those Spaniards aged between 30 and 44 stay at ... See full document

... form of individual (or, less frequently, group) home page, which offers a description of each ...member. In addition to text, images, and video created by the member, the social ... See full document

... integration in Uruguay by analyzing their participation in the host ...country. In particular, the study focused on those factors that are associated to immigrants working in ... See full document

... bases the definition of generation on a community of experiences lived by certain individuals who share a date of birth, takes us to the works of other German authors, such as ... See full document

... Deleuze and Guattari somewhat similarly elaborate on the implications of nomads, which they see as external to each state (1986: ...lines of flight rather than by points or nodes. Deleuze ... See full document

... On the other hand Lovelace (2001) indicates that since 1985, when in Spain the Law of Integration is promulgated, the terms Special Educative Necessities and Necessities ... See full document

... that the spatial concentration of urban poverty, combined with labour market segmentation, is a main determinant of urban ...Participation in marginal labour market circuits among residents ... See full document

... economic and social situation of many countries has been so much affected that a decade later they have barely managed to recover the levels of wellbeing prior to the economic ...hurt ... See full document

... born of the need, proposed by the students, to learn trades that could help them trigger local chains of production, revive ancestral knowledge in the community, avoid ... See full document

... with the goal of identifying relevant attributes on different groups of subjects, the sample set was divided using two different criteria: by gender and by whether the subjects ... See full document

... pattern of precariousness in Bulgaria, similar to the situation in some of the post-socialist countries, as well as in Greece and Italy, is the concentration ... See full document

... advantage of the fact that Germany was in the middle of a political “transition” and reunification process, and focused on the assessment of processes ... See full document

... made the entire global music catalogue available for them to test, try out, and to ...thousands of music tracks and share them with others, around the world, with virtually no loss ... See full document

... Young People and Politics: Commitment to the Collective / Eusebio Megías Valenzuela ...survey and discussion groups that, through interpreting quantitative indicators and ... See full document