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Názov Heading for a better world: micropolitical activism of young people seeking social change Aut.údaje Eckart Müller-Bachmann, Ivan Chorvát, Alessia Mefalopulos Autor Müller-Bachmann Eckart (50%)
Spoluautori Chorvát Ivan 1968- (40%) UMBFF19 - Katedra sociálnych štúdií a etnológie
Mefalopulos Alessia (10%)
Zdroj.dok. Journal of Youth Studies. Vol. 26, no. 3 (2023), pp. 387-405. - Abingdon : Taylor & Francis Group, 2023 Kľúč.slová aktivisti životný štýl - life style - lifestyle - style of life spoločenské zmeny Form.deskr. články - journal articles Jazyk dok. angličtina Krajina Veľká Británia Anotácia The article explores young people’s expressions of political activism as a combination of the participation and agency of young people reflecting, in particular on the ethical and emotional dimensions of their social involvement. The findings are based on ethnographic research carried out with three groups of young people (the Autonomists in Germany, the No-TAV in Italy and the Not In Our Town in Slovakia) who are actively engaged in responding to the social conflict they experience or perceive. The article is based on the analysis of 61 semi-structured interviews employing a metaethnographic synthesis approach. The findings show that stigmatisation and conflict with authority and the perception of social injustice motivate the young people to engage actively in society and create alternative lifestyles and communities on the principles of solidarity, equality and mutual respect. A sense of community and solidarity emerges as both a stimulus and an outcome of young people’s social involvement and demonstrate the centrality to their engagement of its ethical and emotional dimensions. The authors suggest that relatively new forms of political activism may be understood as a cumulation of micropolitical practices driven by individual constellations of ethical and moral issues rather than by traditional, ideologically oriented political structures. URL Link na plný text Kategória publikačnej činnosti ADM Číslo archívnej kópie 52956 Kategória ohlasu SCHIPPERS, Michaela C. - IOANNIDIS, John P. A. - JOFFE, Ari R. Aggressive measures, rising inequalities, and mass formation during the Covid-19 crisis: an overview and proposed way forward. In Frontiers in public health. ISSN 2296-2565, 2022, vol. 10, art. no. 950965, pp. 1-26.
GRIFFITHS, Miro. Everybody's got to learn sometime: disability youth activism and the pursuit for inclusive education. In International encyclopedia of education. 4. ed. [Amsterdam] : Elsevier, 2023. ISBN 978-012-818629-9, pp. 320-327.
JANKOWSKI, Peter J. - SANDAGE, Steven J. - WANG, David C. - ZYPHUR, Michael J. - CRABTREE, Sarah A. - CHOE, Elise J. Longitudinal processes among humility, social justice activism, transcendence, and well-being. In Frontiers in psychology. ISSN 1664-1078, 2024, vol. 15, art. no. 1332640, pp. 1-16.
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Názov Youth in conflict Podnázov space and subculture Aut.údaje Benjamin Perasović ... [et al.] Autor Perasović Benjamin (30%)
Spoluautori Mustapić Marko (30%)
Garzaran Zyab Luis Ibañez (10%)
Mulari Heta (10%)
Hofreiter Roman 1980- (20%) UMBFF19 - Katedra sociálnych štúdií a etnológie
Zdroj.dok. Journal of Youth Studies. Vol. 26, no. 3 (2023), pp. 368-386. - Abingdon : Taylor & Francis Group, 2023 Kľúč.slová participácia - participation subkultúra - subculture sociálny priestor Jazyk dok. angličtina Krajina Veľká Británia Anotácia he steady decline of youth participation in society has been a concern for social scientists since the 1970s. Recent research has sought to move beyond concluding this signifies a ‘crisis of democracy’ or explaining the phenomenon by distinguishing between formal and extra-institutional types of participation by redirecting attention towards everyday life. Through a similar focus on the ‘everyday’, we seek to enrich our understanding of how youth participation manifests today, by drawing on the rich vein of (post)subcultural theory and the study of everyday youth practices. Specifically, we consider the meaning and role of space in the everyday lives and activism of youth in conflict with social institutions. The article draws on cross-national ethnographic data, from research with stigmatised groups of youth in Croatia, Finland, Spain and Slovakia, collected within the framework of the project. The findings affirm that space is a socially, politically and economically determined category that reflects existing social inequalities and power relations between social groups. At the same time, space is used by the young research participants, often through subcultural practices, for: self-integration; empowerment through the appropriation of public and private space; broadening the spectrum of their capabilities; and active participation aimed at achieving social change. URL Link na zdrojový dokument Kategória publikačnej činnosti ADC Číslo archívnej kópie 52961 Kategória ohlasu TRIMECHE, Maher - ZIDI, Mongi - AL-SHALAKI, Turki - ALNAIR, Alnair Mohammed Ali - SAADASHWAL, Elyas Saeed - IBRAHIM, Mohamed Mohamed Hassan - EL-HAKIM MOHAMED MEGAHED, Ashraf Abd. Socio-anthropological exploration of Saudi youth identity formation in domestic and social spaces. In International journal of advanced and applied sciences. ISSN 2313-626X, 2023, vol. 10, no. 10, pp. 10-24.
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