Programas de capacitação à juventude latino americana : um estudo comparativo entre Argentina e Brasil

Abstract

This research conducts a comparative study of the training programs for the youth of Argentina and Brazil intended for the insertion in the job market and the completion of primary and / or secondary education, as well as a mapping of the existing programs in Latin America, between 1990 and 2010, as one of the answers built to the Millennium Development Goals. It contextualizes some relevant aspects of the historical trajectory and the structural adjustment in Latin America, highlighting the processes of productive transformation from the colonial period to the adjustment in the 90s and the social changes that were consequences of this process. It describes and analyzes relevant aspects of youth, its concepts and configurations, changes in the job market since 1990 and a mapping of the training programs for the youth of Latin America that have emerged since 1990 and were running by 2010. It performs a comparison between the training programs in Argentina and Brazil, highlighting their similarities and differences, as well as a reflection on the contradiction between education and training, pointing out the challenges of the training programs for youth insertion in the job market on the logic of capital