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[This chapter provides an overview of the key ideas, arguments and methodology animating the book. It focuses on the pivotal importance of listening to student voices in order to better understand school-to-work transitions in neoliberal times. The chapter pays particular attention to the importance of rethinking school-to-work transitions and how this might be achieved. The chapter is organised around the following themes:What this book is aboutRethinking school-to-work transitionsA critical ethnographyThe research site and informantsMajor themes and assumptions informing this bookThe broader neoliberal landscapeOrganisation of the book]
Published: Jan 9, 2018
Keywords: Critical Ethnography; Technical And Further Education (TAFE); Council Of Australian Governments (COAG); precarityPrecarity; aspirationsAspirations
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