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Contemporary Urban Design Thoughts in Chinain terms of conflict and domination rather than social consensus. Pierre Bourdieu has argued that ‘It is probably cultural inertia which still makes us see education in terms of the ideology of the school as a liberating force’ (Bourdieu 1974, p.32). More recently, critical race theorists have focus

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dividual lives; and institutional factors such as welfare and benefit systems. Before discussing the remaining case studies, this chapter considers more closely the social and cultural matrix in which the experiences of marginalized young people are formed, with particular attention to the ways in w

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Introduction,ongitudinal ethnographic study of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET), the book charts their experiences, identities and aspirations over a period of more than two years, but also locates their trajectories within a broader discussion of the social and economic context which

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