Millennials: a generation lost between two world crises?
"la Caixa" Foundation Chair of Economics and Society master classes
These master classes address, firstly, the theoretical issues related to the concepts of generation, life course, and intergenerational inequality. To follow, and based on different types of empirical evidence, the impact of the Great Recession of 2008 and the covid-19 crisis.
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November 29: "Generation Y: definition, concepts and theories for debate"
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November 30: "Education, labour market and social mobility"
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December 1: "Demographic, social, and political consequences"
They will be given by Fabrizio Bernardi, Professor of Sociology from the European University Institute, Florence.
Schedules:
From November 29 to December 1, at 7 p.m.
Limited capacity. Punctuality is requested.
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