Youth, Place and Theories of Belonging
Herausgeber: Habib, Sadia; Ward, Michael
Youth, Place and Theories of Belonging
Herausgeber: Habib, Sadia; Ward, Michael
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Drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives, this book showcases cutting-edge empirical research on young people's lifeworlds. The scholars demonstrate that belonging is personal, infused with individual and collective histories as well as interwoven with conceptions of place.
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Drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives, this book showcases cutting-edge empirical research on young people's lifeworlds. The scholars demonstrate that belonging is personal, infused with individual and collective histories as well as interwoven with conceptions of place.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 200
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 290g
- ISBN-13: 9780367726843
- ISBN-10: 036772684X
- Artikelnr.: 60799290
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 200
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 290g
- ISBN-13: 9780367726843
- ISBN-10: 036772684X
- Artikelnr.: 60799290
Sadia Habib is the author of Learning and Teaching British Values: Policies and Perspectives on British Identities (2017). She has nine years of teaching experience in UK schools and colleges. She holds a PhD from Goldsmiths, University of London, UK, where she conducted arts-based educational research with young Londoners to learn about their conceptions of local, national and transnational identities and belongings, as well as to observe the critical pedagogies involved in identity work in the classroom. She is co-founder of The Riz Test and co-editor of The Bookslamist. Michael R. M. Ward is a Lecturer in Social Sciences at Swansea University. His work centres on the performance of working-class masculinities within and beyond educational institutions. He is the author of the award-winning book From Labouring to Learning: Working-Class Masculinities, Education and De-Industrialization (2015) and co-convener of the British Sociological Association Education Study Group. Dr Ward has held visiting scholarships in Canada, the USA, Iceland and Germany.
1. Introduction: investigating youth and belonging
2. Expanding theoretical boundaries from youth transitions to belonging and
new materiality
3. Surveillance, belonging and community spaces for young people from
refugee backgrounds in Australia
4. Queering Timmies: theorising LGBTQ youth claiming and making space in
Surrey, BC, Canada
5. 'Adults decided our fate': children and young people navigating space,
territory and conflicting identities and the 'new' Northern Ireland
6. Travel imaginaries of youth in New York City: history, ethnicity and the
politics of mobility
7. Women, spatial scales and belonging: signalling inequality in Latin
America
8. Brotherhood and belonging: creating pedagogic spaces for positive
discourses of Aboriginal youth
9. Belonging without believing? Making space for marginal masculinities at
the Young Men's Christian Association in the United Kingdom and The Gambia
10. Precarious class positions in Spam City: youth, place and class in the
'missing middle'
11. Arenas of empowerment? Case study of a 'multicultural' high school in
Oslo, Norway
12. Local and refugee youth in rural Australia: negotiating intercultural
relationships and belonging in rural places
13. Politics of class and belonging in Pakistan: student learning,
communities of practice and social mobility
14. Conclusion: youth and belonging: agency, place and negotiation
2. Expanding theoretical boundaries from youth transitions to belonging and
new materiality
3. Surveillance, belonging and community spaces for young people from
refugee backgrounds in Australia
4. Queering Timmies: theorising LGBTQ youth claiming and making space in
Surrey, BC, Canada
5. 'Adults decided our fate': children and young people navigating space,
territory and conflicting identities and the 'new' Northern Ireland
6. Travel imaginaries of youth in New York City: history, ethnicity and the
politics of mobility
7. Women, spatial scales and belonging: signalling inequality in Latin
America
8. Brotherhood and belonging: creating pedagogic spaces for positive
discourses of Aboriginal youth
9. Belonging without believing? Making space for marginal masculinities at
the Young Men's Christian Association in the United Kingdom and The Gambia
10. Precarious class positions in Spam City: youth, place and class in the
'missing middle'
11. Arenas of empowerment? Case study of a 'multicultural' high school in
Oslo, Norway
12. Local and refugee youth in rural Australia: negotiating intercultural
relationships and belonging in rural places
13. Politics of class and belonging in Pakistan: student learning,
communities of practice and social mobility
14. Conclusion: youth and belonging: agency, place and negotiation
1. Introduction: investigating youth and belonging
2. Expanding theoretical boundaries from youth transitions to belonging and
new materiality
3. Surveillance, belonging and community spaces for young people from
refugee backgrounds in Australia
4. Queering Timmies: theorising LGBTQ youth claiming and making space in
Surrey, BC, Canada
5. 'Adults decided our fate': children and young people navigating space,
territory and conflicting identities and the 'new' Northern Ireland
6. Travel imaginaries of youth in New York City: history, ethnicity and the
politics of mobility
7. Women, spatial scales and belonging: signalling inequality in Latin
America
8. Brotherhood and belonging: creating pedagogic spaces for positive
discourses of Aboriginal youth
9. Belonging without believing? Making space for marginal masculinities at
the Young Men's Christian Association in the United Kingdom and The Gambia
10. Precarious class positions in Spam City: youth, place and class in the
'missing middle'
11. Arenas of empowerment? Case study of a 'multicultural' high school in
Oslo, Norway
12. Local and refugee youth in rural Australia: negotiating intercultural
relationships and belonging in rural places
13. Politics of class and belonging in Pakistan: student learning,
communities of practice and social mobility
14. Conclusion: youth and belonging: agency, place and negotiation
2. Expanding theoretical boundaries from youth transitions to belonging and
new materiality
3. Surveillance, belonging and community spaces for young people from
refugee backgrounds in Australia
4. Queering Timmies: theorising LGBTQ youth claiming and making space in
Surrey, BC, Canada
5. 'Adults decided our fate': children and young people navigating space,
territory and conflicting identities and the 'new' Northern Ireland
6. Travel imaginaries of youth in New York City: history, ethnicity and the
politics of mobility
7. Women, spatial scales and belonging: signalling inequality in Latin
America
8. Brotherhood and belonging: creating pedagogic spaces for positive
discourses of Aboriginal youth
9. Belonging without believing? Making space for marginal masculinities at
the Young Men's Christian Association in the United Kingdom and The Gambia
10. Precarious class positions in Spam City: youth, place and class in the
'missing middle'
11. Arenas of empowerment? Case study of a 'multicultural' high school in
Oslo, Norway
12. Local and refugee youth in rural Australia: negotiating intercultural
relationships and belonging in rural places
13. Politics of class and belonging in Pakistan: student learning,
communities of practice and social mobility
14. Conclusion: youth and belonging: agency, place and negotiation