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Educational decision-making in an era of AIDS

Author: De Lannoy, Ariane Date: 2008 One of the ways in which AIDS is said to ravage the lives of young people is through its impact on education. Youth and their caregivers might respond to shortened life expectancy by investing less in schooling. No evidence has been presented ... Read more
Educational decision-making in an era of AIDS: exploring the narratives of affected young adults in the Cape Flats

Author: De Lannoy, Ariane Date: 2007 This paper analyses how HIV and AIDS affects decisions around education. Data was collected through in-depth interviews with eight young adults, as part of a larger study into educational decision-making among young Black African adults in ... Read more c b n d
Exploring concepts of death and subjective life expectancy: understanding young adults' perceptions of (In)-vulnerability

Author: De Lannoy, Ariane Date: 2008 This study contributes to the understanding of young adults' concepts of death and subjective life expectancy, especially in an era when HIV and AIDS significantly raise morbidity and mortality levels and lower life expectancy. It was meant ... Read more c b n d
Measuring multidimensional poverty among youth in South Africa at the sub-national level

Author: Frame, Emily; De Lannoy, Ariane; Leibbrandt, Murray Date: 06 Jun 2017 Research evidence points to the multiple forms of deprivation faced by the current generation of young people in South Africa. Little is known about the way in which these various deprivations interrelate - and the extent to which they vary ... Read more
Modeling the impact of AIDS on the perceived value of education using survey data

Author: De Lannoy, Ariane Date: 2007 This paper constructs and applies a simple model of how AIDS-related poor health might affect the perceived value of education, as part of a broader project on the effects of AIDS on educational decision-making in South Africa. The model ... Read more c b n d
The stuff that dreams are made of...Narratives on educational decision-making among young adults in Cape Town

Author: De Lannoy, Ariane Date: 2007 This paper examines the narratives of eight young, Black South Africans on their decisions around education. Analysis focuses on these young adults' value of education on the one hand, and the parallels or breaches between that value and ... Read more c b n d
Testing the impact of health, subjective life expectancy and interaction with peers and parents on educational expectations, using Cape Area Panel Survey Data

Author: De Lannoy, Ariane Date: 2008 Theories of Human Social Capital Investment typically hypothesise that the AIDS pandemic will have a negative influence on people's real and subjective life expectancy, and that it will consequently also impact negatively on their willingness ... Read more
The impact of the Raymond Ackerman Academy of entrepreneurial development (RAA) in creating improved and sustainable livelihoods amongst academy graduates.

Author: Yiannakaris, Elli Cherissa Date: 2019 In response to a youth unemployment crisis, the South African government has placed a strong emphasis on entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship education (EE) as a strategy for job creation. Using the Raymond Ackerman Academy of Entrepreneurial ... Read more
"There is no other way out". Educational decision-making in an era of AIDS: How do HIV-positive mothers value education?

Author: De Lannoy, Ariane Date: 2005 This paper examines the logic behind some of the hypotheses found in influential studies and literature on the potential impact of HIV/AIDS on affected people’s values in life, and more specifically, on the value they attach to education. It ... Read more c b n d