Government projects and development of youth institutions: intensities and tensions Argentina (1989-2015)
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The main objective of the article is to investigate the links between a type of government project and the development of youth institutions. Focusing on Argentina, the article analyzes whether in the «shift to the left» represented by the Kirchner governments (2003-2015) there were important shifts in the work of youth public institutions at a national level compared to what was achieved by different national governments during the «long neoliberal decade» (1989-2003). The present study is limited to analyzing secondary sources to identify the level of public administration specifically focused on youth issues, Government Youth Organizations. A qualitative analysis has been included on the logic of addressing youth issues using the programs and mechanisms employed by the agency, developing state capacities and the role and political weight of the agency in the general institutional framework of youth policies implemented by the State.
Keywords: State, Youth, Political Institution, Government Policy.
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