Using Evidence in Policies Addressing Rural NEETs: Common Patterns and Differences in Various EU Countries

IF 2 3区社会学 Q2 SOCIAL ISSUES

Youth & Society Pub Date : 2021-11-08 DOI:10.1177/0044118X211056361

Claudia Petrescu, Adriano Mauro Ellena, Maria Fernandes‐Jesus, E. Marta

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Abstract

Using the policy narrative framework, this article examines the pathways through which the development of policies (related to rural/small towns young NEETs in various EU countries) are based on evidence. To do this, we consider the Youth Guarantee (YG), an EU program (2014–2020) developed in several member countries with the aim of socioprofessional inclusion of NEETs (young people aged 15–24 that are not in employment, education, or training). It examines how evidence is used for national policy-making and is taken into account by stakeholders. This study involves documentary analysis of YG in three European countries: namely, Romania, Italy, and Portugal. In addition, it involves 27 interviews with policy-makers and NGO leaders. The results show a predominantly statistical use of data exclusively managed by public institutions. Therefore, we emphasize the importance of consulting evidence from academia and NGOs to improve this policy.

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利用政策叙述框架，本文考察了政策制定（与欧盟各国农村/小城镇年轻新能源经济专家有关）的依据。为此，我们考虑了青年保障（YG），这是一项在几个成员国制定的欧盟计划（2014-2010年），旨在将NEET（15-24岁未就业、未接受教育或培训的年轻人）纳入社会职业。它审查了如何将证据用于国家决策，并由利益攸关方加以考虑。本研究涉及对YG在罗马尼亚、意大利和葡萄牙三个欧洲国家的文献分析。此外，还对决策者和非政府组织领导人进行了27次访谈。结果显示，统计数据主要由公共机构专门管理。因此，我们强调咨询学术界和非政府组织的证据对改进这一政策的重要性。

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