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The Journal of Youth Studies is issuing a call for papers focusing upon young people within a range of contexts, such as education, the labour market and the family, and highlights key research themes such as the construction of identity, the use of leisure time, involvement in crime, consumption and political behaviour. The journal particularly encourages the submission of articles on behaviour and those which highlight interconnections between the different spheres of young people's lives (such as the transition from school to work) as well as articles which offer a critical perspective on social policies which affect young people.
For more information on the Journal of Youth Studies, notes for contributors and to request a sample copy please visit:
http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/carfax/13676261.html
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Recent Articles Include:
Factors Influencing the Pursuit of Health and Science Careers for Canadian Adolescents in Transition from School to Work by Kate C. Tilleczek & John H. Lewko
From Trauma to Resiliency: Lessons from Former Runaway and Homeless Youth by Nancy R. Williams, Elizabeth W. Lindsey, P. David Kurtz & Sara Jarvis
The Role of Identity Capital in the transition to Adulthood: The Individualization Thesis Examined by James E. Cote
Leaving Home in Quebec: Theoretical and Social Implications of (Im) Mobility Among Youth by Marc Molgat
Divisions in the Dark: Youth Cultures, Transitions and Segmented Consumption Spaces in the Night-Time Economy by Robert Hollands
Limitations Unlimited: Interrogating some Finer Points of the ‘Scientific Study’ of Adolescence by Monica A. Payne.
The Transition from School to Work: An Irish and English Comparison by Angela Canny
Return of the Marlboro Man? Recreational Smoking among Young Norwegian Adults by Olve Krange and Willy Pedersen
Contributions to the journal should be sent to:
Andy Furlong, Journal of Youth Studies, Department of Sociology, Adam Smith Building, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, G12 8RT, UK. Tel: +44 (0)141 330 4667 Fax: +44 (0) 141 330 3554 Email: a.furlong@socsci.gla.ac.uk
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