Lutte contre l'exclusion et insertion des jeunes : comparaison France – Royaume-Uni
The Fight Against Social Exclusion amongst Young People and Reinsertion policies : a Comparison of Initiatives in France and the U.K. The fight against social exclusion and the exclusion of young people in particular has been a political priority in France for the past twenty years, and in the U....
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2002
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| Online toegang: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Samenvatting: | The Fight Against Social Exclusion amongst Young People and Reinsertion
policies : a Comparison of Initiatives in France and the U.K.
The fight against social exclusion and the exclusion of young people in particular has
been a political priority in France for the past twenty years, and in the U.K. since the
Blair government came to power in 1997. Despite their institutional differences, both
countries have recently implemented reinsertion programmes based on a similar
philosophy of partnership working which aims to address all a young persons’needs in
a coherent manner : however, although the Connexions Strategy and the New Deal for
Young People in the UK and the Missions locales and the programme TRACE in France
have achieved positive results overall, their impact on those young people most in
difficulty, is less clear. In France, intervention at a younger age and better targeting of
programmes would help young people in greatest difficulty, whereas in the United
Kingdom, greater autonomy on the local level is needed. |
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