Contemporary marginalization and exclusion of young people

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son. Project Advance is a project for unemployed young people less than 25 years of age funded by ESF. Project Advance tries to help young people (in Lievestuore area, Central Finland) in a long-term perspective to reach changes in their life management and their future orientation. The two follow articles are concern about Project Advance. The first article expresses the goals and the ways to reach them. The second article brings out the results of transnational study of young peoples’future orientation. The study has been a part of Advance-project during the years 1997-1998 and it has been done as a master thesis in psychology in the University of Jyväskylä.

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