Young People's Participation

Revisiting Young People's Participation: An Introduction ~ Maria Bruselius-Jensen, Kay Tisdall and Ilaria Pitti


Part One


Cultural Activism Against Inequalities: The Experience of Quaderni Urbani in Bologna ~ Alessio La Terra


It's Okay to Think Freely: How Participation Changed Us ~ Christina McMellon, Katherine Dempsie & Myada Eltiraifi


Frontrunners Against Inequality: The Stories Of Darpan and Barwaqo ~ Darpan Raj Gautam and Barwaqo Jamma Husein


Part Two


Bounded Agency and Social Participation: How Socioeconomic Situation and Experiences Influence Young People's Way of Engaging In Society ~ Sabine Israel, Jo Deakin, Renata Frank, Anna Markina, Rein Murakas and Markus Quandt


From Ideology to Strategic Engagement ~ Jonas Lieberkind


Digital Participation and Digital Divides in Former Socialist Country ~ Airi-Alina Allaste and David Cairns


The Participation Project: How Projects Shape Young People's Participation ~ Maria Bruselius-Jensen and Anne Mette W. Nielsen


Part Three


Young Italians and the Crisis: Emerging Trends in Activism and Self-Organisation ~ Ilaria Pitti and Nicola De Luigi


Justifying Self-Organisation: Between Inequality and Critique ~ Anne-Lene Sand


Advocacy and Participation: Young People with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their Experiences with Statutory Casework ~ Cecilie K. Moesby-Jensen


Young people seeking asylum: voice and activism in a 'hostile environment' ~ Grainne McMahon, Grainne and Rhetta Moran


Part Four


Meaningful, Effective, and Sustainable? Challenges for Children and Young People's Participation ~ E. Kay M. Tisdall


Journey Mapping as a Method to Make Sense of Participation ~ Anne Mette W. Nielsen and Maria Bruselius-Jensen


Playful Walks: A Methodological Approach for Analysing the Embodied Citizenship of Young People in the Countryside ~ Claire Levy


Transformative Participation in the Lifeworlds of Marginalised Youth: Learning for Change ~ Mette Bladt and Barry Percy-Smith


Revisiting Young People's Participation and Looking Ahead: Concluding Remarks ~ E. Kay M. Tisdall, Ilaria Pitti, Maria Bruselius-Jensen