PHIL MIZEN teaches sociology and social policy in the Department of Sociology at the University of Warwick. His teaching and research interests include the sociology of youth, work and the state, and child labour. His publications include Young People, Training and the State (1985) and Hidden Hands (edited with C. Pole and A. Bolton, 2001).

• IntroductionThe Changing State of YouthThe Changing State of EducationThe Changing State of WorkThe Changing State of Social SecurityThe Changing State of the FamilyThe Changing State of Law and OrderA New State of Youth?Youth in a Changing StateNotesBibliography.

'This is a lively, engaging, authoritative and well-written book.' - Professor Robert MacDonald, University of Teesside, UK

PHIL MIZEN teaches sociology and social policy in the Department of Sociology at the University of Warwick. His teaching and research interests include the sociology of youth, work and the state, and child labour. His publications include Young People, Training and the State (1985) and Hidden Hands (edited with C. Pole and A. Bolton, 2001).

• IntroductionThe Changing State of YouthThe Changing State of EducationThe Changing State of WorkThe Changing State of Social SecurityThe Changing State of the FamilyThe Changing State of Law and OrderA New State of Youth?Youth in a Changing StateNotesBibliography.

'This is a lively, engaging, authoritative and well-written book.' - Professor Robert MacDonald, University of Teesside, UK

PHIL MIZEN teaches sociology and social policy in the Department of Sociology at the University of Warwick. His teaching and research interests include the sociology of youth, work and the state, and child labour. His publications include Young People, Training and the State (1985) and Hidden Hands (edited with C. Pole and A. Bolton, 2001).

• IntroductionThe Changing State of YouthThe Changing State of EducationThe Changing State of WorkThe Changing State of Social SecurityThe Changing State of the FamilyThe Changing State of Law and OrderA New State of Youth?Youth in a Changing StateNotesBibliography.

'This is a lively, engaging, authoritative and well-written book.' - Professor Robert MacDonald, University of Teesside, UK