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About this book
First published in 1989, Combating Long-Term Unemployment follows on from, and is a companion to, Local Authorities and New Technologies. The book seeks to inform debate by analysing policy responses to the problem of long-term unemployment and by focusing on the role of local initiatives in a European context. Long-term unemployment in Europe is a complicated and multifaceted problem, the policy responses to which need to be studied against various contexts. It is designed to appeal to all those interested in policies to combat long-term unemployment: local and central government officials, private sector organizations whose work is relevant to locally based initiatives, and interested academics.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title
- Copyright
- Original Title
- Original Copyright
- Contents
- List of Figures and Tables
- List of Contributors
- Introduction
- 1 Long-term unemployment: the ideological perspective
- 2 Long-term unemployment: the international perspective
- 3 The European Commission and long-term unemployment
- 4 Long-term unemployment: the role of the European Social Fund
- 5 Poverty, unemployment and the European Community: lessons from experience
- 6 Local labour-market development and long-term unemployment in the EC countries
- 7 The role of local employment initiatives in combating long-term unemployment in the European Community
- 8 Long-term unemployment and locally-based initiatives: West German experience
- 9 Strategic responses of local authorities in the United Kingdom to long-term unemployment
- 10 Lessons from Strathclydeâs experience: boosting peopleâs self-confidence
- 11 Lessons from Bradfordâs experience: the integrated approach
- 12 National/local relationships in policies towards long-term unemployment
- 13 Some conclusions
- Index