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Residential location and youth unemployment: The economic geography of school-to-work transitions

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In response to increased international policy attention to youth unemployment this study investigates post-secondary school transitions of school leavers. Multinomial logit models are estimated for male and female German youth. The models control for individual, parent, and household characteristics…

"Modern" learning methods: Rhetoric and reality - Further to Sadler-Smith et al.

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Working in the UK, Sadler-Smith, Down and Lean, in their article "'Modern' learning methods: rhetoric and reality", Personnel Review, Vol. 29 No. 4, 2000, pp. 474-90, have shown that distance learning methods are neither favoured nor perceived as effective by enterprises pursuing training that yield…

Vocational education in the United States - From the work bench to the school desk; Berufliche bildung in den USA - Von der werkbank zur schulbank

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The author presents an account of the history of the American system of vocational education. Special emphasis is placed upon the tension between the two fundamental concepts underlying vocational education: the pedagogical und socio-political perspective on the one hand, and the economic interests …

Associations and non-market coordination in banking: France and Eastern Germany compared

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Research on employer coordination in the advanced capitalist countries has focused almost exclusively on the manufacturing sector, even though the service sector is responsible for most employment growth. This article considers organizational change in the service sector, comparing structurally simi…

Transition discontinuities and the biographical shaping of early work careers

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Because of the restructuring of work and deregulation of the labor market school-to-work transitions have been predicted to become destandardized. These structural changes will finally also erode Germany's renowned dual system of apprenticeship training. From an economic-structural point of view it …

Parental influence on students' educational choices in the United State and Germany: Different ramifications - Same effect?

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Despite the historical trend in all Western societies to increase educational participation irrespective of students' social origin, the correlation between parents' education and socioeconomic status and the educational outcomes of their offspring remains a rather universal phenomenon. Although com…

Social exclusion and the transition from school to work: The case of young people not in education, employment, or training (NEET)

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In the modern labor market what Côté (1996) describes as "identity capital"-comprising educational, social, and psychological resources-is at a premium in entering and maintaining employment. One consequence is the extension of education and training while young people acquire the qualifications and…

Get an apprenticeship before school is out: How German adolescents adjust vocational aspirations when getting close to a developmental deadline

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Opportunities to attain important life goals are sequenced in age-graded trajectories that wax and wane throughout life. A prime example of such age-graded opportunity structures is the transition from school to work. The institutions of vocational training in Germany closely scaffold this transitio…

A data envelopment analysis of the efficiency of Victorian TAFE Institutes

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In recent years the provision of vocational education and training has been recognised as having a vital role to play in improving Australia's economic performance and in alleviating the hardship of the long term unemployed. The importance of education and training gives rise to the issues of operat…

Psychosocial determinants of smoking in Swiss adolescents with special reference to school stress and social capital in schools

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Objectives: To identify the major psychosocial determinants of smoking in adolescents and the school influence on these determinants. Methods: Cross-sectional questionnaire survey in 8th grade (age 14.8 years, n = 459) of 14 schools. Logistic regression with smoking as the dependent, and psychosocia…