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[This chapter locates the lives of young people in the context of neoliberalism and the fall-out for young people in terms of education, employment and careers. A central argument is that individual biographies can only be properly comprehended in the context of the profoundly damaging impact of neoliberal policies: privatisation, deregulation, competition, choice, individualism and commodification. The chapter examines how these wider structural forces are played out in the lives of the participants around three main themes:understanding the complexity of the labour marketgoing beyond menial, piece-rate and poorly paid jobsmoving beyond the self-fulfilling prophecy of streaming.]
Published: Jan 9, 2018
Keywords: Neoliberal Times; Young People; Vocational educationVocational Education; Chip Shop; aspirationsAspirations
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