Researching Young People
Three Volume Set
Edited by:
- Amanda Coffey - University of Cardiff, UK
- Tom Hall - Cardiff University, UK
Series:
Fundamentals of Applied Research
Fundamentals of Applied Research
February 2011 | 1 224 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
The social sciences have consistently sought ways of engaging with young people; as a field of study 'youth studies' has always been multidisciplinary - drawing on theoretical perspectives, empirical concerns and methodological frameworks from sociology, social policy, education, psychology, anthropology, cultural studies, gender studies, childhood studies, social work, criminology and health studies. This had resulted in a wide-ranging but often disparate body of work, and to a research field that has, by its very nature, drawn on a wide variety of research tools and techniques. This diversity and richness means important theoretical, substantive and methodological contributions to the study of young people are found in mainstream journals across the disciplines.
This collection brings together key contributions to the social scientific study of young people's lives and experiences. It addresses the methodological and empirical challenges of undertaking research with and about young people; and provides opportunities to compare the data, analyses and theoretical contribution of different methodological approaches. The overarching theme of the collection is methodological - exemplifying the different ways of engaging with young people as a field of study.
VOLUME ONE: JOURNEYS
Mobilities
V. Amit
Lorraine Young
David Cairns
Katharin Hörschelmann and Nadine Schäfer
Penny Travlou, Patsy Eubanks Owens, Catherine Ward Thompson and Lorraine Maxwell
Nicola Ross, Emma Renold, Sally Holland and Alexandra Hillman
Marion Walker, Duncan Whyatt, Colin Pooley, Gemma Davies, Paul Coulton and Will Bamford
Transitions
Rachel Thomson, Robert Bell, Janet Holland, Sheila Henderson, Sheena McGrellis and Sue Sharpe
David Smith and Susan McVie
Harriet Bradley and Ranji Devadason
Robert Macdonald and Jane Marsh
Anoop Nayak
Stephen Baron, Sheila Riddell and Alastair Wilson
Hazel Christie
Futures and Memories
Julia Brannen and Ann Nilsen
Michael Anderson, Frank Bechhofer, David McCrone, Lynn Jamieson, Yaojun Li and Robert Stewart
Ranji Devadason
Sarah Irwin
Tuula Gordon and Elina Lahelma
Tullie Torstenson-ed
Naomi Rosh White
VOLUME TWO: ENGAGEMENTS
Citizenship
Jacqueline Kennelly and Jo-Anne Dillabough
Rachel Brooks
Tom Hall and Amanda Coffey
Anita Harris, Johanna Wyn and Salem Younes
Diann Cameron Kelly
Elina Kestilä-Kekkonen
Janelle Ward
Work and Welfare
John Bynner and Samantha Parsons
Wolfgang Lehmann
Martha Huggins and Sandra Rodrigues
Sandra Tam
Sally Holland and Sean O'Neill
Myfanwy Franks and Haridhan Goswami
Tom Hall
Research Participation
Nadine Schäfer and Richard Yarwood
Audrey Dentith, Lynda Measor and Michael O'Malley
Beth Cross
Rosaleen Croghan, Christine Griffin, Janine Hunter and Ann Phoenix
Anna Bagnoli
Susie Weller
VOLUME THREE: IDENTITIES
Structures and Style
Gill Valentine and Deborah Sporton
Anoop Nayak
Anthony Gunter
Rupa Huq
Greg Martin
Louise Archer, Sumi Hollingworth and Anna Halsall
Mary Jane Kehily and Rob Pattman
Bodies and Risk
Elsa Herrera, Gareth Jones, Sarah Thomas de Benitez
Nuria Romo, Jorge Marcos, Ainhoa Rodriguez, Andrés Cabrera and Mariano Hernán
Kathryn Backett-Milburn, Sarah Wilson, Angus Bancroft and Sarah Cunningham-Burley
Jakob Demant
Jean Shoveller, Rod Knight, Joy Johnson, John Oliffe and Shira Goldenberg
Myles Balfe
Places
Pat O'Connor
Hugh Matthews, Mark Taylor, Barry Percy-Smith and Melanie Limb
Eileen Green and Carrie Singleton
Yuki Kato
Sian Lincoln
Paul Hodkinson and Sian Lincoln
Jon Anderson and Katie Jones