Youth expectations and rural development

Includes bibliography

The participation of youth in the development process of Latin America: problems and policies regarding labour force insertion, education and employment opportunities

Includes bibliography

Latin American youth between development and crisis

Includes bibliography

Youth in the English-speaking Caribbean: the high cost of dependent development

Includes bibliography

Youth, population and development in Latin America and the Caribbean

Includes bibliography

Youth, population and development in Latin America and the Caribbean: summary and conclusions

Includes bibliography

Enfoques para una política de la infancia y la juventud en el desarrollo económico: examen de cinco casos latinoamericanos = Approach to a children and youth policy in relation to economic development: analysis of five Latin American case studies

Incluye Bibliografía

El crecimiento de la población de América Latina y las primeras etapas de las políticas de población: su influencia sobre los problemas de la juventud y el desarrollo = Population growth and the first stages of population policy in Latin America: effect on problems of youth and development

Incluye Bibliografía

Development social policy for youth with special reference to young men in Saint Lucia

Includes bibliography

Participación de la juventud en el desarrollo de América Latina: problemas y políticas relativos a su inserción en la fuerza de trabajo y a sus posibilidades de educación y empleo = Participation of youth in the development process of Latin America: problems and policies regarding labour force insertion, education and employment opportunities

Incluye Bibliografía

Juventud de los países del Caribe de habla inglesa: el alto costo de desarrollo dependiente = Youth in the anglophone Caribbean: the high cost of dependent development

Incluye Bibliografía

Youth: realities and challenges for achieving development with equality

This book offers a portrayal of the opportunities for social inclusion afforded to young people in Latin America and the Caribbean, with a view to building stronger youth policies in the region. The youth population must be included in development processes if progress is to be made towards more egalitarian societies, not only because of the numbers of young people vis-à-vis the rest of the population, but also because of what these numbers mean in relation to dependency rates and the needs and issues particular to this stage of life.