Kieselbach Thomas
Institute for Psychology of Work, Unemployment and Health (IPG), University of Bremen, P.O.B. 330 440, D-28344, Bremen.
Am J Community Psychol. 2003 Sep;32(1-2):69-76. doi: 10.1023/a:1025694823396.
The European Union considers long-term unemployment among youth an impediment to their full integration into society. The Commission of the European Union has, therefore, supported research into the mechanisms by which youth unemployment leads to "social exclusion." This paper provides a brief summary of the project's findings. These imply that theories and previous research concerning social exclusion and social support can help explain the effects of youth unemployment although the phenomena vary from country to country. Results also suggest that the construct of social exclusion leads to interventions that reduce the personal and societal costs of youth unemployment.
欧盟认为青年长期失业是他们充分融入社会的障碍。因此,欧盟委员会支持对青年失业导致“社会排斥”的机制进行研究。本文简要总结了该项目的研究结果。这些结果表明,尽管不同国家的情况有所不同,但有关社会排斥和社会支持的理论及先前研究有助于解释青年失业的影响。研究结果还表明,社会排斥这一概念促使了一些干预措施的出现,这些措施降低了青年失业的个人和社会成本。