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Understanding how place is addressed in research on young people's political action: cases from Sweden

Adolfsson, Maja ; Coe, Anna-Britt

Journal of youth studies, 2024-03, Vol.27 (3), p.455-469 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Abingdon: Routledge

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    Understanding how place is addressed in research on young people's political action: cases from Sweden
  • Autor: Adolfsson, Maja ; Coe, Anna-Britt
  • Assuntos: Citizen participation ; Justice ; literature review ; metrocentric nature ; place ; Political action ; Political socialization ; Politics ; rural ; sociologi ; Sociology ; Urban areas ; Youth
  • É parte de: Journal of youth studies, 2024-03, Vol.27 (3), p.455-469
  • Descrição: Following recent critiques of the metrocentric nature of global youth studies, this paper explores the role of place in current research on youth political action in Sweden. Drawing on Agnew's [2011. "Chapter 23: Space and Place." In Handbook of Geographical Knowledge, edited by J. Agnew, and D. Livingstone. London: Sage] concept of place and using qualitative interpretive review as our method, we examined three sets of research publications on three different aspects of youth political action in Sweden. Our analysis found that place was addressed differently in each set of publications: youth political socialization and civic engagement were approached as placeless, street protests were examined as place assumed and urban justice movements were studied as place-based. The first two sets of publications contribute to reproducing a metrocentric understanding of youth political action, where urban areas are constructed as the key settings for political action among young people, while rural or peripheral areas are assumed to work in the same way or are depicted as non-political. By contrast, the publications on urban justice movements offered an alternative by exploring political action as place-based. The need to study the place-specific ways that young people do politics is discussed, with its potential to further the understanding of how young people do politics from where they are.
  • Editor: Abingdon: Routledge
  • Idioma: Inglês
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