La emigración como estrategia de salida de la actual juventud española: el caso de los jóvenes manchegos
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2016-11-16
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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La juventud es considerada como una etapa de transición entre la infancia y la edad adulta. Pero un análisis sociológico debe atender a su posición social de los jóvenes, pues ahí radica su diversidad.
Este trabajo parte de la existencia de una brecha en los jóvenes entre sus expectativas personales y profesionales para afrontar el mundo laboral y la realidad del mercado laboral actual en el que se topan con empleos escasamente cualificados.
Sin duda el futuro laboral que ellos ven en España, no es el futuro que desean y para el que muchos de ellos llevan años de estudios y preparación, por tanto cada vez es más común la opción de emigrar: cada día más jóvenes buscan un trabajo mejor en otros países Europeos.
La presente propuesta de investigación pretende estudiar y profundizar sobre el fenómeno de la emigración juvenil en España, indicando para conocer cuáles son los factores que influyen a la hora de tomar esa decisión, así como las estrategias de emigración que plantean los jóvenes.
Youth is regarded as a transitional stage between childhood and adulthood. The analysis of young people must attend to their social position, determined by the place it should occupy in the social space. This paper tries to frame how a group of qualified people in Spain, who have features in common for their age range, face the world of work based on personal and professional expectations, which clearly the duality of desire for what they wanted to do and the reality of what they knew they could do as work, assuming more or less skilled jobs. They are pretty sure the jobs opportunities actually existing in Spain are not the jobs they desire. They have many years of study and preparation in Spain, therefore it is becoming increasingly common option to migrate looking for better job opportunities in other European countries. It should be emphasized today the social, economic, political and media context in which this increased youth migration occurs. The research proposal aims to study and quantify in Spain, indicating which emigration strategies are posed by young people and their success or failure during it.
Youth is regarded as a transitional stage between childhood and adulthood. The analysis of young people must attend to their social position, determined by the place it should occupy in the social space. This paper tries to frame how a group of qualified people in Spain, who have features in common for their age range, face the world of work based on personal and professional expectations, which clearly the duality of desire for what they wanted to do and the reality of what they knew they could do as work, assuming more or less skilled jobs. They are pretty sure the jobs opportunities actually existing in Spain are not the jobs they desire. They have many years of study and preparation in Spain, therefore it is becoming increasingly common option to migrate looking for better job opportunities in other European countries. It should be emphasized today the social, economic, political and media context in which this increased youth migration occurs. The research proposal aims to study and quantify in Spain, indicating which emigration strategies are posed by young people and their success or failure during it.