Expériences résidentielles, insécurité socio‑économique et reconfiguration des appartenances sociales lors de l’entrée dans la vie adulte

Faure, Laurence; Dantec, Éliane Le

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“…This apparently paradoxical result is explained by the special relationship between young adults and their parents in the lower classes: there, the family constitutes an "anchor", which makes it possible to cope with the difficulties of everyday life and which results in increased family sociability. In contrast, the young adults deprived of this "anchor" are more often those in situations of family breakdown than those from other social environments (Faure & Le Dantec, 2017). The results are of the same order if we take into account the level of educational attainment of the mother or father: the higher their level of education, the less regular or daily the relationships are.…”

Section: The Intensity Of Relationships Between Young Adults and Their Parents: Socially Varied Contact And Gendered Effectsmentioning

confidence: 78%

Risk of Social Exclusion and Resources of Young NEETs

Bonnard¹,

Giret²,

Kossi³

2020

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Section: The Intensity Of Relationships Between Young Adults and Their Parents: Socially Varied Contact And Gendered Effectsmentioning

confidence: 78%

Risk of Social Exclusion and Resources of Young NEETs

Bonnard¹,

Giret²,

Kossi³

2020

Ecostat

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“…The fact remains that compensation through family solidarity is not a sustainable solution (Chauvel, 2016). Moreover, benefiting from this solidarity is experienced as shameful and as a symptom of failure, as it shows an imossible access to autonomy (Faure, Le Dantec, 2017). Let us also note that sometimes this solidarity is not even possible, especially because of the geographical distance between parents and children, what is a frequent pattern among the Yellow Vests subject to work and residential mobility.…”

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Bridging the gap in social movement research: family as a vehicle for mobilization for the Yellow Vests

Raymond

Bordiec²

2022

Fr Polit

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The Yellow Vests movement has been a puzzle for social movement researchers, in that it seemed to be marked by a profound contradiction: a powerful and sustainable mass movement and the absence of what are usually considered tobe the essential ingredients of a social movement. We argue that family is a key element in the Yellow Vests' mobilization. This element, which has gone largely unnoticed, allows us to understand the reasons for popular anger, the way in which public policy measures can undermine solidarity mechanisms specific to the working and lower middle classes, and finally the ways in which the movement was organized. Beyond the case of the Yellow Vests, the role of family in social movements remains relatively under-studied and poses a challenge to the dominant approach to these research objects (Contentious Politics). Taking the family underpinning of mobilizations into account, helps bridging the gap between cultural practices and strategic action in social movement research.

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“…Le passage à l'âge adulte se caractérise par l'accès à un logement, à un emploi ainsi qu'une mise en couple ou l'arrivée d'un premier enfant. Ces événements s'enchaînent dans un ordre variable selon les origines sociales et le sexe (Mortain et Vignal, 2013 ;Faure et Le Dantec, 2017). Étroitement liés les uns aux autres, ils peuvent être remis en question et donner lieu à une instabilité plus ou moins bien acceptée par les jeunes.…”

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Vulnérabilités et trajectoires résidentielles des jeunes adultes en France

Zegnani¹,

Quidu²,

Filhon³

2021

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Cet article a pour objectif d’analyser la vulnérabilité sociale des jeunes adultes français. La vulnérabilité, envisagée à la fois comme un phénomène objectif et subjectif, renvoie à une situation intermédiaire entre exclusion et intégration sociale. Une attention particulière est accordée aux trajectoires résidentielles dans la mesure où la décohabitation est un élément central du processus d’entrée dans l’âge adulte. Les résultats présentés reposent sur l’exploitation de l’une des seules bases de données longitudinales proposant un volet sur la subjectivité des jeunes : l’enquête Eva (Insee). À partir d’une classification ascendante hiérarchique et des techniques d’appariement optimal, une typologie de la vulnérabilité puis une analyse des séquences résidentielles ont été élaborées. Elles montrent que l’un des sentiments de « fragilité » les plus mal vécus réside dans l’incapacité à s’émanciper de ses parents en quittant le foyer familial.

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Expériences résidentielles, insécurité socio‑économique et reconfiguration des appartenances sociales lors de l’entrée dans la vie adulte

Cited by 6 publications

References 14 publications

Risk of Social Exclusion and Resources of Young NEETs

Risk of Social Exclusion and Resources of Young NEETs

Bridging the gap in social movement research: family as a vehicle for mobilization for the Yellow Vests

Vulnérabilités et trajectoires résidentielles des jeunes adultes en France

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