Las transiciones de los jóvenes ni-ni en un contexto de crisis socioeconómica: repercusiones familiares, educativas, laborales y políticas

  1. García Fuentes, Juan Manuel
Dirixida por:
  1. Miguel A. Pereyra Director
  2. María Magdalena Jiménez Ramírez Director

Universidade de defensa: Universidad de Granada

Fecha de defensa: 19 de maio de 2020

Tribunal:
  1. Juan Carlos González Faraco Presidente
  2. Mónica Torres Sánchez Secretario/a
  3. Leoncio Vega Gil Vogal
  4. Rocío Lorente García Vogal
  5. Anselmo R. Paolone Vogal

Tipo: Tese

Resumo

One of the most significant conclusions of this research is that the NEET label is a perverse indicator focussing on the differing structures of education and employment, so that the attempt to blame young people in the situation they adopt during their different transitions can be said to have failed. The term NEET does not, therefore, reflect the diversity of characteristics presented by young people in the course of their biographies. Moreover, in the description in question here, it is inevitable to consider that, in the struggle to resolve the fragmentation of young profiles in an unstable educational and employment situation, one cannot act with a single policy that does not assimilate the heterogeneity of particularities presented by young people in their transitions into adult life. The profiles of young NEET present such a variety of widely differing realities that they require political action aimed at the origin of the problem. Examples are the anomic NEET, the strategic NEET, the waiting NEET, the precarious NEET, NEET with health problems, the hidden NEET and NEET with domestic problems. Each of these profiles indicate that being young should not be considered as a homogeneous condition, but quite the opposite, and is marked by the diversity of characteristics that makes each different to the rest. In other words, instead of speaking of young NEET, we could refer to “mirror-like youth” who reflect a social reality with no real opportunities for independent life, where responsibilities do not fall on them directly, but reveal the difficulties they confront in order to achieve a solid life. The weight of this youth context now falls on the institutions that have so far been unable to tackle and solve this scenario of lack of social, educational and, above all, employment guarantees. To conclude, this study presents the limitations found in the design of research, future prospects and political actions meant to tackle these problems and offer solutions contributing to the improvement of society in general and its citizens in particular