Rural Youth: An Invention by Industrial Capitalism

This is an account of the processes of the social construction of the category rural youth, which started with the institutionalization of laws & public policies whose aim was to instill new ways of thinking, doing & feeling, among young men & women in the rural environment. In developed...

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Published in:Estudios sociológicos (Mexico City, Mexico) Mexico), 2009-05, Vol.27 (80), p.619-653
Main Author: Bevilaqua Marin, Joel Orlando
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Life Stage Transitions
Rural Areas
Sociocultural Factors
Youth
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