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Training, poverty and exlusionGallart; M.A. (ccord.)
Training, poverty and exclusion

Montevideo: Cinterfor, 2000
375 p

 

(Full text available only in Spanish pdf format)

 

This book presents the results of a research done between 1997 and 1999 in five Latin American countries: Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru. The study was done in the framework of the Latin American Network of Education and Work and had the support of the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), the Ford Foundation and the Unit of Prospective Studies of the Planning and Cooperation Ministry of Chile. The research count with the participation of Jaime Saavedra and Juan Chacaltana from GRADE (Peru), Clara Ramírez Gómez and Oscar Castro from the CIDE (Chile) and Enrique Pieck from the Universidad Iberoamericana (Mexico). The project was coordinated by Maria Antonia Gallart from the Population Studies Centre (Argentina).

The book presents the findings of this collaborative research that implied constant communication and exchange among participants and also the results of three seminars that were organized during the process. In November 1999 the last seminar took place in Buenos Aires where the national research reports were discussed. This event received the valuable contribution of the following commentators: Claudia Jacinto, Javier Lasida, Félix Mitnik, Guillermo Neiman and Luis Osvaldo Roggi. Their comments are included in the book following each national study.

The findings of the research are a substantive and empirically fundamental contribution to youth training in poverty contexts in Latin America. Hopefully, this book will contribute to the design and implementation of social policies for these sectors and, thus, foster justice and equity in the Latin American countries as they start the 21st century.

 

 

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