American, Swiss, Australian, Brazilian and French youth talk about their hopes and aspirations for the future.
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https://doi.org/10.22409/revistaleph.v0i32.39305Résumé
The prolongation of that period of life referred to as youth is well documented and
accepted in the literature relating to youth. Dwyer and Wynn (2001) wrote of the new
meaning of adulthood and the problem facing youth as they make a transition to a
target zone that is constantly changing. The certainty of making a smooth transition to
adulthood is no longer, if it ever were, assured. This study looks at a number of youth
in what is often referred to as the transition phase to adulthood. They are in five
different countries Brazil, France, Switzerland, Australia, and United States of
America on four different continents. The individuals interviewed were generally
between 18 – 30 years of age. They were asked a variety of questions relating to their
prospects, hopes and aspirations for the future.
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