Social work with youth
Learning Insularity? Social Capital, Social Learning and Staying at Home among European Youth
... prolonged youth “staying at home” to have been conducted in recent ...living with their parents for protracted periods, thanks to the work of a great number of authors (see, for example, Avery, ...
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Social impact bond feasibility study youth employability
... Another important driver of youth integration in the labour market is the institutional configurations of the education and training system. Apprenticeships and vocational training are dual education models which ...
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A social work study on juvenile delinquency
... religious youth or not. The study investigates whether a society with better condition in terms of crime could result to less juvenile ...people with better physiological backgrounds are less likely ...
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Towards a new relation with education and work? Youth transitions in Europe and in Latin America
... to work, including an extension of semi-dependence status, a time used for experimentation often supported by parents and, in richest countries, partially by the welfare state (Furlong & Cartmel, 1997; Pais, ...
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Creating a social network: a study of unaccompanied youth in Sweden
... building social networks and meaningful ties in the absence of parental ...of social network has taken an important place in migration research as it assists in comprehending how new migrants utilise ...
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Strength-based approach in social work: professionals' experiences in working with refugee youth in Nakivale refugee settlement, Uganda
... information with the experience from the field, both in relation to the reality of the refuges and the youth and their way of being engaged with them and their ...the youth was analyzed ...
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How do portuguese youth feel during the school to work transition process?
... success, and their specific subset of predictors (all variables presenting with a r > 0.7 weren’t included in the regression equation). However, not all of the hypothesised variables appear as predictors for ...
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Tactics and Strategies for Coping with Youth Violence in Timon-MA
... Abstract: This is a research on violence according to youngsters’ perspective as well as on the strategies they find to handle their local context, located in Timon-MA, an area of social vulnerability. ...
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The Relationship of Social Pedagogy and Social Work
... of social work, social pedagogy is beginning to be mentioned referring to the German tradition, pointing out that it could enrich individualistic conception of the English understanding of the ...
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The Camphill Movement through social work experiencies. A discribing essay of a home for people with special need.
... h e Community is well integrated into the wider society and each Camphill Vil- lage has good relationships with their neigh- bours. h e Camphill Movement is well known throughout the British Isles. On a daily ...
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Thinking gender: dialogues with Social Work
... subordinação social das mesmas, expressa nos baixos salários e na segre- gação ...estratificação social constitu- tivo da exploração capitalista, a sociologia do trabalho aprofundou-se na investigação da ...
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Exposure to violence: associations with psychiatric disorders in Brazilian youth
... The participants’ lifetime diagnoses of mental disorders were measured with the Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia for School-Age Children-Present and Lifetime Version (K-SADS-PL). This instrument ...
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Youth Mobilisation as Social Navigation. Reflections on the concept of dubriagem
... academic work on agents in situations of conflict and political turbulence, the article is, in other words, not about big men, influential politicians or charismatic leaders, but about the ordinary youths who ...
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Youth mobilisation as social navigation: reflections on the concept of Dubriagem
... waters. With their ca‑ pacities stretched to the utmost, they seek to strike the right trajectories through the murky waters of both predictable and unpredictable social ...urban youth in ...Bissauan ...
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Social awareness in pervasive communities for collaborative work
... The collaborative sessions in the framework are composed of members, roles and applications in common (e.g. chat, audio conference). A set of rules manages when a session needs to start and invite the participants. For ...
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Agency theory and social interactions at work
... identify with the organization and taking account of agents’ intrinsic motivations and social ...workers with high intrinsic motives, which may subsequently promote high effort work norms ...
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The work with dreams in cognitive therapy
... Several new theoretical aspects and techniques have been added to cognitive therapy since its beginning as a therapeutic approach. The need to expand the limits came from the clinical work, especially with ...
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Determinants of intercultural adjustment : emotional and social aspects on work and non-work environment
... that social interactions had an impact on the psychological well-being of expatriates in these two ...of social network, there was no difference between friends of expatriates at work and those ...
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The evidence-based practice among social work students
... the social work profession in the country, which insists in the traditional individualistic casework, has no significant impact on the improvement of the continuously increasing levels of social ...
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Health and youth
... In light of the resolutions mentioned above, a number of United Nations bodies, particularly specialized agencies, as well as nongovern- mental institutions and youth associ[r] ...
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