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| Description | The Economic and Social Research Council's 16-19 Initiative was a longitudinal research project led by John Bynner and K Roberts carried out among young people in four parts of Britain with contrasting economic histories and current labour market conditions. The areas used were Swindon, Sheffield, Kirkcaldy and Liverpool. These papers were all published by the Social Statistics Research Unity, City University, London form surveys carried out during 1987 - 1988.
Occasional Papers as follows:
Roberts, K. Parsell, G. 'Opportunity structures and career trajectories from age 16-19', Paper 1. University of Liverpool
Banks, M. 'Beliefs about economic success', Paper 2. University of Sheffield
Dale, A. 'Part-time work among young people in Britain', Paper 3. London: City University
Bynner, J. 'Transition to work: results from a longitudinal study of young people in four British labour markets', Paper 4. London: City University
Bates, I. 'Culture, curriculum and caring: an exploration of economic socialisation of YTS girls', Paper 5. University of Sheffield
Breakwell, Dr G M. and Lyons, Dr E. (1990) 'Psychological and social characteristics of those who have children in adolescence', Paper 6. University of Surrey
Emler, N. and Abrams, D. 'The sexual distribution of benefits and burdens in the household: adolescent experiences and expectations', Paper 7. University of Dundee and University of Kent
Roberts, K., Parsell, G. and Connolly, M. (ND) 'Britain's economic recovery, the new demographic trend and young people's transition into the labour market', Paper 8. University of Liverpool
Banks, M and Evans, S. 'Employment and training orientations as a function of gender, careers and labour markets', Paper 9. University of Sheffield
Roberts, K, Siwek, M. and Parsell, G. (ND) 'What are Britain's 16-19 year olds learning?', Paper 10. University of Liverpool
Bynner, J. 'The rise of open learning: a UK Approach to work-related education and training', paper 12. London: City University
Bynner, J. 'Prospects, attitudes and identities in contrasting labour markets', paper 13. London: City University
Bynner, J. and Breakwell, G. (1990) 'New technologies and youth attitudes: British experience', Paper 14. London: City University and University of Surrey
Corr, H. and Jamieson and L. Tomes, N. 'The social context of 'making up your own mind': the decision to leave or stay on at school', Paper 15. University of Edinburgh
Fife-Schaw, C. Breakwell, G. 'Predicting intention not to vote in late teenage: a UK study of 17 and 18 year olds', Paper 16. University of Surrey
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