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Selling Our Youth - Graduate Stories of Class, Gender and Work in Challenging Times (Paperback)
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Selling Our Youth - Graduate Stories of Class, Gender and Work in Challenging Times (Paperback)
Series: Great Debates in Higher Education
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Selling Our Youth explores how the class origins of recent
graduates continue to shape their labour market careers and thus
reproduce class privilege and class disadvantage. It shows how
class and gender combine to influence these young adults'
opportunities and choices, in an era when this generation has been
characterized as the first likely to end up worse off economically
than their parents. The authors draw upon the landmark Paired Peers
research project - an empirical longitudinal study of recent
graduates in England - to explore their experiences of the
contemporary globalized labour market. It demonstrates how many of
these young, well qualified adults struggle to achieve stable and
rewarding employment in the context of the overstocked graduate
supply, precarious work and exploitative working conditions.
Government policies of austerity, which were in place when these
young people graduated in 2013, meant this generation faced the
challenges of a lower wage economy and a housing crisis. The
subsequent arrival of Covid-19 and its disastrous impacts on the
local and global economy are making these challenges even tougher.
The authors further explore the way differences of class and gender
impact upon graduate trajectories.
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