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- GES 2013
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Date: 1.-2.10.2013 Location: Kiel, Germany.

- In the Focus
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Euro Crisis Greece
Imbalances Sustainability






France and Germany have proclaimed a "New Deal for Europe" in order to fight youth unemployment. Among the world's unemployed, young people have been particularly hard hit by the recent economic crisis. Youth unemployment rates are significantly higher than adult unemployment rates in both developed and developing countries. Global protest movements of young people are a manifestation of their lack of job prospects. GES-experts suggest to address unemployment among educated young people with compulsory on-the-job training and placement schemes and among uneducated young people with vocational training.


