Re‐contextualising learning in second modernityFootnote¹
1. Contribution to the SOCSI Foundation Lecture Series, University of Cardiff, 27 February 2008. A contribution under the same title, on which this text is based, is in press as Chapter 2.2.1 in: Bendit, René and Hahn‐Bleibtreu, Marina (eds.) Youth and the future. Processes of social inclusion and patterns of vulnerability in a globalised world. Verlag Barbara Budrich: Leverkusen/Opladen and Barbara Budrich Publishers: Farmington Hills, USA: 2008 (ISBN 978‐3‐86649‐173‐1).

Lynne Chisholm University of Innsbruck Institute of Educational Sciences, Innsbruck, AustriaCorrespondence[email protected]

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