Abstract
„Social Innovation – Empowering the Young for the Common Good“ (SocIEtY) ist ein kollaboratives Forschungsprojekt, gefordert im 7. Forschungsrahmenprogramm der Europaischen Union. 13 Forschungspartner aus elf Landern Europas nehmen in vergleichenden Landerstudien die Situation von vulnerablen Jugendlichen wie auch nationale Jugendpolitiken in den Blick. Auf der Grundlage partizipativer Ansatze wird schlieslich nach innovativen und institutionellen Perspektiven gesucht, um die Lebensqualitat der betroffenen Jugendlichen zu erhohen.
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