Rethinking Young People's Marginalisation is concerned with the experience, affect and effects of these earth systems crises on: ¿Young people's life chances, life choices and life courses Young people's engagement with education, training and work The character of young people's being and becoming, their gendered embodiment, their participation in cultures of democracy, their resilience and their marginalisation.
Rethinking Young People's Marginalisation is concerned with the experience, affect and effects of these earth systems crises on: ¿Young people's life chances, life choices and life courses Young people's engagement with education, training and work The character of young people's being and becoming, their gendered embodiment, their participation in cultures of democracy, their resilience and their marginalisation.
Peter Kelly grew up in Newport News Virginia, the son of Robert and Peggy Kelly. He recently returned home to Newport News for an early retirement and to be closer to his family. Peter graduated from Ferguson High School in 1976. After training at the Oberlin Conservatory as a classical musician and pursuing a degree in Mathematics at Oberlin College, Peter won an audition with the ARS Musica Baroque Orchestra of Ann Arbor Michigan in 1980. This launched a career that allowed him to help establish the Lyra Baroque Orchestra after moving to the Twin Cities in 1985. He was the principal baroque oboist with the Lyra Baroque Orchestra for six years. At the same time Peter followed his passion for mathematics and computers by developing a career in programming computers, managing teams of software developers and most recently as a Senior Systems Business Analyst.
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Acknowledgements Introduction 1 Young people's marginalisation: after neo-Liberalism? 2 Thinking technologies: a sociological imagination for the Anthropocene? 3 Neo-Liberal capitalism, education, and work 4 Refiguring pathways and transitions 5 Troubling gender and embodiment 6 Outrage, hope, and cultures of democracy 7 From risk to resilience Coda: staying with the trouble References Index
Acknowledgements Introduction 1 Young people's marginalisation: after neo-Liberalism? 2 Thinking technologies: a sociological imagination for the Anthropocene? 3 Neo-Liberal capitalism, education, and work 4 Refiguring pathways and transitions 5 Troubling gender and embodiment 6 Outrage, hope, and cultures of democracy 7 From risk to resilience Coda: staying with the trouble References Index
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