From inclusiveness to selectivity: paradoxical outcomes of youth transition policies in Switzerland

Journal title SOCIOLOGIA DEL LAVORO
Author/s Jean-Michel Bonvin, Emilie Rosenstein
Publishing Year 2016 Issue 2016/141
Language English Pages 16 P. 39-54 File size 108 KB
DOI 10.3280/SL2016-141003
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Nel contesto dell’attivazione, gli attori del welfare ricorrono a forme esplicite e implicite di categorizzazione per individuare con maggiore precisione i gruppi che possono essere attivati. Nella prospettiva di capacita, questo tipo di categorizzazione dovrebbe essere sufficientemente flessibile da promuovere la conversione dei diritti in reale capacita di agire. In questa prospettiva, la definizione di una "base informativa del giudizio" (vale a dire i criteri utilizzati per delimitare i di ritti ei doveri delle persone, con l’esclusione di tutti gli altri tipi di informazioni) aperta e la sua applicazione pratica sono caratteristiche fondamentali per valutare potenzialita e limiti delle politiche di welfare. Basato su un caso studio relativo alle transizioni scuola-lavoro in Svizzera, l’articolo mette in luce che, sebbene formalmente aperti, i programmi indagati sfociano in una forte selettivita dei partecipanti e individua i fattori che danno conto di questo paradossale risultato. Parole chiave: politiche per le transizioni giovanili, capacita, basi informative, incompletezza

Keywords: Youth transition policies, capabilities, informational basis, incompleteness

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Jean-Michel Bonvin, Emilie Rosenstein, From inclusiveness to selectivity: paradoxical outcomes of youth transition policies in Switzerland in "SOCIOLOGIA DEL LAVORO " 141/2016, pp 39-54, DOI: 10.3280/SL2016-141003