Youth Employment Paths in a Ghanaian Rural Community

The Moderator Effect of Community Size on Suffering from Social Problems among Rural Youth in Egypt

This study focuses on the level of suffering from social problems and tests the moderator role of community size in relation with suffering from social problems. Our study was conducted in Gharbia governorate, Egypt. Two contrasting villages were chosen as the highest and lowest on Human Development Index (HDI). A purposive sample of inhabitants in the age category 18-40 years was chosen. Sampl...

Community Correlates of Rural Youth Violence

Research limited to large urban areas leaves out as much of the U.S. population as it captures. According to the 1990 census (U.S. Department of Commerce, 1992), only 49 percent of the U.S. population lives in urbanized areas of 500,000 or more, 25 percent lives in fully rural settings (i.e., places with populations of no more than 2,500), and another 12 percent lives in towns or cities of fewe...

Under-employment and rural migration in iran

Youth Employment in Developing Countries

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Promoting Youth Employment