Robert Strathdee - Social Exclusion and the Remaking of Social Networks
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OF SOCIAL NETWORKS
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Strathdee, Robert
Social exclusion and the remaking of social networks.
(Voices in development management)
1. Youth - Employment 2.Youth - Employment - Government
policy 3.Youth - Social networks
I. Title
331.34137
Strathdee, Robert.
Social exclusion and the remaking of social networks / Robert Strathdee.
p. cm. (Voices in development management)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
YouthSocial networks. 4. Vocational education. 5. Labor market. 6. Social capital (Sociology) I. Title. II. Series: University of North London voices in development
management.
362.7083--dc22
CBET | Competency-based education and training |
E2E | Entry to Employment |
ITO | Industry Training Organisation |
MAS | Modern Apprenticeship Scheme |
NCEA | New Zealand Certificate in Educational Achievement |
NEET | Not in Employment, Education or Training |
NPM | New Public Management |
NQF | National Qualifications Framework |
NZQA | New Zealand Qualifications Authority |
PA | Personal Advisor |
PTE | Private Training Establishment |
TEC | Tertiary Education Commission |
TO | Training Opportunities |
VET | Vocational Education and Training |
WINZ | Work and Income New Zealand |
YT | Youth Training |
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