Contains

• [Book chapter] The EU's concept of activation for young people: towards a new social contract? / 1 ; 1. ETUI, 2004. - 13-45
  
• [Book chapter] Activation policies : a comparative perspective / 1. ETUI, 2004. - 47-83
  
• [Book chapter] Trends in unemployment, employment policies and the absorption of young people into employment / 1. ETUI, 2004. - 85-100
  
• [Book chapter] The rhetoric of activation and its effects on the definition of target groups of social integration policies / 1. ETUI, 2004. - 101-126
  
• [Book chapter] Comparing youth activation policies in Denmark and the United Kingdom / 1 ; 1. ETUI, 2004. - 129-161
  
• [Book chapter] The Danish experience of labour market policy and activation of the unemployed / 1 ; 1. ETUI, 2004. - 163-195
  
• [Book chapter] Active young people in Europe: Denmark, Germany and the UK. / 1. ETUI, 2004. - 197-252
  
• [Book chapter] Activation policies and employment norms: the situation in France compared with experiences in four European countries (Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, United Kingdom) / 1 ; 1. ETUI, 2004. - 253-291
  
• [Book chapter] Activation policies need careful policy design and monitoring: lessons from Canada and Germany / 1 ; 1 ; 1. ETUI, 2004. - 293-347
  
• [Book chapter] Activation in youth unemployment policy in Germany and Austria / 1 ; 1. ETUI, 2004. - 349-371
  
• [Book chapter] Activation strategies ot the labour market imperative. An outline for a comparison of contemporary rationales and practices of social engineering in the UK, Swenden, France and Spain / 1. ETUI, 2004. - 373-412
  
• [Book chapter] Long-term unemployment and the risk of social exclusion among young people: recommendations for activation policies / 1 ; 1. ETUI, 2004. - 415-449
  
• [Book chapter] Good practice in activation at local level / 1 ; 1. ETUI, 2004. - 451-496
  
• [Book chapter] Conclusion: towards convergence of European activation policies / 1. ETUI, 2004. - 497-518
  
• [Book chapter] Introduction / 1. ETUI, 2004. - 1-10