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E-Book
Titel:
West African youth challenges and opportunity pathways
Enthält:
Introduction
/ Mora Mclean
Education for All : The Case of Out of School Migrants in Ghana
/ Daniel Kyereko
Irregular Migration as Survival Strategy : Narratives from Vulnerable Youth in Urban Nigeria
/ Lanre Olusegun Ikuteyijo
Untold Stories : Newark’s Burgeoning West African Population and the In-School Experiences of African Immigrant Youth
/ Michael Simmons and Mahako Etta
Police-Youth Relations : On the Ground Perspectives from Nigeria´s Federal Capital
/ Samuel Oluwole Ojewale
"To become somebody in the future" : Exploring the Content of Youth Aspirations in Urban Nigeria
/ Dabesaki Mac-Ikemenjima
Someone has to tell these children : You can be as good as anybody!
/ Cecilia Fiaka
The Limits of Individual Level Factors for Girls Achievement in Ghana and South Africa
/ Sally A. Nuamah
Youth Employment and Labour Market Vulnerability in Ghana : Aggregate Trends and Determinants
/ Adedeji Adeniran, Adekunle Yusuf, and Joseph Ishaku
The Role of “eTrash2Cash” in Curbing the Menace of “Almajiri” Vulnerability in Nigeria through Waste Management Social Micro-entrepreneurship
/ Alh. Muhammad Salisu Abdullahi
Burden, Drivers, and Impacts of Poor Mental Health in Young People of West and Central Africa : Implications for Research and Programming
/ Kenneth Juma, Frederick Wekesah, Boniface Ushie, Caroline W. Kabiru, and Chimaraoke Izugbara
Erschienen in:Springer eBooks ; Literature, Cultural and Media Studies Gender and Cultural Studies in Africa and the Diaspora Springer eBook Collection
Beschreibung:
This open access edited collection explores obstacles that impede, and potential pathways toward improving, the material and psychological well-being of youth in and from West Africa. Contributors range from researchers to practitioners, offering a transatlantic, transcontinental set of perspectives on the mounting evidence that, whether they reside in poor “underdeveloped” or wealthier (OECD) countries, young people who live in poverty and are African-born or of African descent are disproportionately burdened by the global phenomenon of increasing income inequality. Mora McLean is Co-Adjutant in the Office of the Chancellor and Office of Globally Engaged Experiential Learning at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, USA