-Taking an intersectional approach, Miranda Campbell offers international case studies that map both the systemic barriers that youth face and the responses that they are creating to these systemic barriers.
-Driven by finding new frames to understand caring and community-oriented forms of labor spearheaded by young people, the book forwards an analysis of broader economic, social, and political conditions that underlie youth experiences, and highlights their responses and work to create more inclusive cultures and economies, based in caring values.
-A robust, forward-looking conclusion draws together contemporary initiatives that are gaining momentum as possible routes out of the economic decline facing youth worldwide, including Universal Basic Income (UBI), paid entry-level internships for skills development, youth-specific spaces, and access to small-scale seed funding for youth-led projects.
