Andy Furlong

18 books • 7 series



Andy Furlong is Professor of Sociology in the School of Business and Management at the University of Glasgow and Senior Honorary Research Fellow in the School of Political and Social Inquiry, Monash University, Australia. He is editor of the Journal of Youth Studies.

Oct 10, 2017
Cover of Young People in the Labour Market

Young People in the Labour Market (Youth, Young Adulthood and Society)

Oct 31, 2011
Cover of Youth Studies

Youth Studies

Dec 1, 2010
Cover of Hungary, the Politics of Transition

Hungary, the Politics of Transition

Jul 30, 2009
Cover of Integration through Training?

Integration through Training?

Jan 1, 2009
Cover of Higher Education and Social Justice

Higher Education and Social Justice

Oct 27, 2005
Cover of Graduates from disadvantaged families

Graduates from disadvantaged families

Nov 30, 2004
Cover of Fifty Key Concepts in Youth

Fifty Key Concepts in Youth (Sage Key Concepts)

May 16, 2003
Cover of Losing out?

Losing out?

Mar 31, 2003
Cover of Vunerable Young Men in Fragile Labour Markets

Vunerable Young Men in Fragile Labour Markets

Mar 30, 2001
Cover of The Sociology of Education

The Sociology of Education (BSA New Horizons in Sociology)

Nov 28, 2000
Cover of Socioeconomic Disadvantage and Access to Higher Education

Socioeconomic Disadvantage and Access to Higher Education

Oct 3, 2000
Cover of Vulnerable youth

Vulnerable youth

Feb 7, 2000
Cover of Youth Unemployment in Rural Areas

Youth Unemployment in Rural Areas (Work & Opportunity S.)

Dec 1997
Cover of Evaluating Youth Work with Vulnerable Young People

Evaluating Youth Work with Vulnerable Young People (SCRE Research Report, #83)

Apr 1, 1997
Cover of Young People and Social Change

Young People and Social Change

Aug 26, 1993
Cover of Schooling for Jobs

Schooling for Jobs

Jun 25, 1992
Cover of Growing Up in a Classless Society?

Growing Up in a Classless Society? (Edinburgh Education & Society)

Dec 31, 1989
Cover of Young People's Routes into the Labour Market

Young People's Routes into the Labour Market (ESU Research Papers, paper 17)