The Civic Efficacy of Civic Service, Put to the Test by Social Inequalities
摘要
This chapter focuses on young people who have dropped out of school. After meeting these young people whose status as drop-outs was tantamount to a form of social relegation (comparable to “temporary second-class citizens”), the authors show how a system can lead to a struggle for recognition (Honneth)—whether this takes place with, outside or against the system—enabling them to avoid being trapped with marginalized status.