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Zusammenfassung 9 2. Maßnahmen Sozialer Aktivierung: Eine erweiterte Arbeitsmarktpolitik 13 3. Theoretischer Zugang und Methode 19 4. Aktivierungsdiskurs: Wandel der Arbeitsmarktpolitik 47 5. Maßnahmen Sozialer Aktivierung: Ziele, Genese und Funktionen 97 6. Resu?mee und Ausblick 215 7. Quellen- und Literaturverzeichnis 237 8. Anhang 257 Backmatter 263 330 $aDas neuartige Arbeitsmarktinstrument »Soziale Aktivierung« versammelt Maßnahmen, deren Wirkungen u?ber die dominierenden Ziele der direkten und zeitnahen Integration in den Arbeitsmarkt hinausgehen sollen. Anhand von Fallbeispielen wie Kung-Fu-Kursen oder Theatergruppen rekonstruiert Carolin Freier, wie Langzeitarbeitslose und andere arbeitsmarktferne Personen hierdurch »sozial aktiviert« und zur sozialen Teilhabe befa?higt werden sollen, u.a. durch das (Wieder-)Erlernen von Alltagskompetenzen. Die Studie zeichnet nach, wie diese Maßnahmen in der ta?glichen Praxis der Arbeitsvermittlung entstanden, auf welche Strategien sie sich zuru?ckfu?hren lassen und welche Folgen sich fu?r die Arbeitslosen ergeben. 330 1 $a»Diese Untersuchung [nimmt] eine sehr sinnvolle Perspektive im Aktivierungsdiskurs ein.« Martin Brussig, Soziologische Revue, 41/3 (2018) »Die Forschungsarbeit von Carolin Freier gibt einen vo?llig neuen Blick auf die Maßnahmen zur Sozialen Aktivierung von Arbeitslosen. Sie analysiert dieses konkrete Praxisfeld, die politischen und gesetzlichen Strukturen ebenso wie den passenden Ausschnitt der Arbeitsmarktverwaltung. 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