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EURYKA Integrated Report on Organisational Analysis EURYKA Reinventing Democracy in Europe: Youth Doing Politics in Times of Increasing Inequalities Integrated Report on Organisational Analysis (Deliverable 3.3) Workpackage 3: Organisational Analysis Workpackage Leading Institution: USIEGEN Submission due date: July 2019 Actual submission date: March 2020 This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 727025 Table of Contents Table of Contents ....................................................................................................................... 2 Executive Summary ................................................................................................................... 5 Mapping the Organisational Fields: Key Results from the Quantitative Analysis ................. 5 Understanding Opportunities and Restrictions: Key Results of the Qualitative Interview Analysis .................................................................................................................................. 6 Methods Used and Data Base ................................................................................................. 7 Objectives of the Organisational Analysis ................................................................................. 8 PART I – Website Analysis ..................................................................................................... 10 Introduction .......................................................................................................................... 10 Methodology: A Cross Country Online Mapping and Assessment of Youth Organisations10 Database and National Contexts: Preliminary Observations from the Field-work .............. 16 Comparative Findings ........................................................................................................... 33 Summary and Concluding Remarks ..................................................................................... 59 PART II – Interviews with Representatives of Youth Organisations ...................................... 62 1.Youth participation in comparative perspective .................................................................... 62 Introduction and Methodological Remarks .......................................................................... 62 Sampling ............................................................................................................................... 62 Interviews with Stakeholders: The Frame of Opportunity ................................................... 64 Organisational Interviews ..................................................................................................... 72 General Remarks and Discussion ......................................................................................... 79 2. France ................................................................................................................................... 81 Introduction and Urban Context ........................................................................................... 81 Sample .................................................................................................................................. 83 Interviews with Stakeholders ................................................................................................ 84 Organisational Interviews ..................................................................................................... 88 General Remarks and Discussion ......................................................................................... 97 2 3. Germany ............................................................................................................................. 100 Introduction and Urban Context ......................................................................................... 100 Sample ................................................................................................................................ 102 Interviews with Stakeholders .............................................................................................. 102 Organisational Interviews ................................................................................................... 110 General Remarks and Discussion ....................................................................................... 121 4. Greece ................................................................................................................................. 125 Introduction and Urban Context ......................................................................................... 125 Sample ................................................................................................................................ 127 Interviews with Stakeholders .............................................................................................. 128 Organisational Interviews ................................................................................................... 134 General Remarks and Discussion ...................................................................................... 142 5. Italy .................................................................................................................................... 145 Introduction and Urban Context ......................................................................................... 145 Sample ................................................................................................................................ 146 Interviews with Stakeholders .............................................................................................. 148 Organisational Interviews ................................................................................................... 151 General Remarks and Discussion ....................................................................................... 162 6. Poland ................................................................................................................................. 165 Introduction and Urban Context ......................................................................................... 165 Sample ................................................................................................................................ 167 Interviews with Stakeholders .............................................................................................. 168 Organisational Interviews ................................................................................................... 171 General Remarks and Discussion ....................................................................................... 175 7. Spain ................................................................................................................................... 177 Introduction and Urban Context ........................................................................................ 177 Sample ................................................................................................................................ 182 Interviews with Stakeholders .............................................................................................. 186 3 Organisational Interviews ................................................................................................... 193 General Remarks and Discussion ....................................................................................... 198 8. Sweden ............................................................................................................................... 202 Introduction and Urban Context ......................................................................................... 202 Sample ................................................................................................................................ 203 Interviews with Stakeholders .............................................................................................. 204 Organisational Interviews ................................................................................................... 208 General Remarks and Discussion ....................................................................................... 214 References .......................................................................................................................... 216 9. Switzerland ......................................................................................................................... 217 Introduction and Urban Context ......................................................................................... 217 Sample ................................................................................................................................ 219 Interviews with Stakeholders .............................................................................................. 220 Organisational Interviews ................................................................................................... 223 General Remarks and Discussion ...................................................................................... 227 References .......................................................................................................................... 229 10. United Kingdom ..............................................................................................................
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