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United Kingdom: Non-formal education in a context of youth unemployment

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  1. Social Philosophy at Bristol Polytechnic, UK

    David Brockington (Senior Lecturer)

  2. Bristol, UK

    Roger White (Co-director of the Youth Education Centre and Head of Bayswater Centre)

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Codirector of the Youth Education Centre, Co-author of In and Out of School.

(a school for 14- to 16-year-old truants). Author of Absent With Causeand coauthor of In and Out of School.

The authors would like to express their appreciation to their colleague, Andy Burkitt, for his advice and contribution to the sections of this article concerned with collective self-employment.

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Brockington, D., White, R. United Kingdom: Non-formal education in a context of youth unemployment. Prospects 13, 73–81 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02233366

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