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Why do Spanish young people stay longer at home than the French?, the role of employment, housing and social policies, by Teresa Jurado Guerrero

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Why do Spanish young people stay longer at home than the French?, the role of employment, housing and social policies, by Teresa Jurado Guerrero

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 282-292)

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Thesis (Ph. D.)--European University Institute (SPS), 1999.

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illustrations

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no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Why do Spanish young people stay longer at home than the French?

Nature of contents

theses

Oclc number

1005712172

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Defence date: 17 June 1999

Responsibility statement

by Teresa Jurado Guerrero

Series statement

EUI PhD thesesEUI theses

Sub title

the role of employment, housing and social policies

Summary

This is an in-depth, cross-national comparative study of living arrangements of young people in Europe. It compares France and Spain and proposes a theoretical framework for understanding international variations in young people's living conditions and transitions to adulthood. The study attempts to answer the question: Why do some young people stay longer at home than others? This leads to a sociological interpretation of differences in the opportunity structure of young people and of their respective strategies in the transition to social independence. This research links micro and macro-level analysis and matches two national large-scale surveys to treat a topic which is of relevance to many people, especially with regards to social policy reforms

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