Abstract
In this paper we reflect upon the role of young adults in local development processes in social contexts characterised by strong transition trends. The analysis of two sequentially different generations gives us important elements to arrive at some conclusions about social change, according to the theoretical framework we use.
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Fragoso, A.,
&
Lucio-Villegas, E.
(2004).
“The Continuous Restart”: Case Study on Young Adults in Societies in Fast Transition.
Adult Education Research Conference.
https://newprairiepress.org/aerc/2004/papers/25
“The Continuous Restart”: Case Study on Young Adults in Societies in Fast Transition
In this paper we reflect upon the role of young adults in local development processes in social contexts characterised by strong transition trends. The analysis of two sequentially different generations gives us important elements to arrive at some conclusions about social change, according to the theoretical framework we use.
