
Youth Unemployment and Devolution
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Against a backdrop of increasingly mixed economies of welfare in the UK's liberal welfare regime and work first policy narrative, this book explores civil society responses to youth unemployment in England, Scotland and Wales. Using original, empirical research to challenge the privileging of methodological nationalism in the study of welfare regimes, it analyses the scale and nature of policy and civil society responses to youth unemployment and work insecurity between three nations of the UK from the perspectives of policy makers, strategic thinkers and case workers delivering to young people on the ground.
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"A timely, empirically rich and insightful analysis of public policy and civil society responses to youth unemployment. A must-read for all interested in contemporary social welfare, the economy and societal well-being" Paul Chaney, Cardiff University "This book challenges welfare studies' methodological nationalism to offer a fine-grained, compelling analysis of how devolution and civil society shape employment opportunities for young people in England, Scotland and Wales." Simone Baglioni, University of ParmaMore details
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2. Youth policy, work and welfare
3. A decentralised, street-level approach to analysis
4. Devolved civil society approaches
5. Devolved civil society networks
6. Street-level, cross-jurisdictional perspectives
7. Ideologically driven, peripheral policy innovation
8. Conclusions
Appendix: Detail and history of youth employment policy in the UK, England, Scotland and Wales
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