J of Youth Studies

Journal of Youth Studies: The leading peer reviewed journal publishing research on youth and young adulthood

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Journal of Youth Studies Conference, University of Porto in May 4-6, 2027.

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Please join us for the second in our NYSC Series Online seminar on Wednesday to hear all about New Possibilities: Young People and Democratic Renewal, featuring Philippa Collin, Judith Bessant, Luigi Di Martino, Rob Watts and Varsha Yajman.
https://t.co/dB1hS3gWiD

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NEW ARTICLE ALERT!
Navigating transnational familyhood: how Chinese parachuters in the US (re)construct relationships with their parents:
Sarah Köksal & Fengshu Liu
https://t.co/TYIBZG565I

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‘It’s like a hug’: examining the role of music-making for the well-being of youth during the COVID-19 pandemic:
Andy Bennett, Ernesta Sofija, Ben Green,Paula Guerra, Frances Howard & Ana Oliveira
https://t.co/d6EWewxcSM

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NEW ISSUE ALERT!
Journal of Youth Studies, Volume 28, Issue 5 (2025)
https://t.co/fv4OXoqtpb

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A life course perspective on the NEET phenomenon: long-term exclusion across cohorts, gender, and social origin among young adults in Norway:
Mari Amdahl Heglum & Wendy Nilsen
https://t.co/CqHWMVqmnt

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As part of ASA, we are promoting our sociology portfolio via the Article Collection Sociology at Times of Crisis. Journal of Youth Studies is part of this collection: https://t.co/AYLga38v5C
All articles will be Free to view until the end of January.

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Editor in Chief @DrDanWoodman will be taking part in the Routledge workshop at the American Sociological Association Conference on 'How Publishing Supports the Sociological Community: Insights from Sociologists and Routledge Editors' on Saturday, August 9, 10.00-11.30am.

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NEW ARTICLE ALERT!
From live-streaming to memes: an exploratory study of the Chinese abstract culture as a structure of feeling among Chinese youth:
Suheng Zhu,Zhaoyu Zhu &Thomas William Whyke
https://t.co/0Q6HjRdKrF

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NEW ARTICLE ALERT!
Youth temporalities in identity boxes: own objects as embodiments of past and future transitions:
Micol Pizzolati & Alberta Giorgi
https://t.co/9He8tvlvFA

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NEW ARTICLE ALERT!
The journey towards staying: a qualitative study on return-home youths’ empowerment in China:
Minmin Luo
https://t.co/bgITeb5LxP

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NEW ARTICLE ALERT!
Alice Campbell & Fuchsia Mallinson:
Supportive geographic communities protect the mental health of LGBTQ+ youth: evidence from linked Australian data
https://t.co/sT3PDhQoSz

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Tomorrow at 3pm AEST we have our first NYSC online seminar taking place on zoom.
The topic is Automating Everyday Life.
You can register at Eventbrite for it here https://t.co/GO9ZuPc1db

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NEW ARTICLE ALERT!
NEETs in China: unpacking associated factors from a gender and cumulative perspective:
Ling Jiang, Xin Lin, Yuan Hao, Junyan Li & Zhirong Dong
https://t.co/djKxxZESEU