Vasiliki Brouskeli & Evagelia Loumakou (2017) “Early Childhood Education Students’ Perspectives on the Greek Economic Crisis”
Abstract In this study, we investigated Early Childhood Education students’ perspectives on the Greek economic crisis. We used purposive sampling of students at a Greek University. We enrolled four focus … Continue reading
Call for Papers – Themed Issues 2018
Dr. Theo Gavrielides, the Editor of the Youth Voice Journal (YVJ), invites you to submit theoretical and empirical contributions to the issues affecting young people globally. The journal is seeking … Continue reading
Call for Guest Editors – Themed Issues 2018
Issues concerning and affecting young people have undoubtedly become more paramount in recent times across a number of areas. During the course of the last decade, we have witnessed the … Continue reading
Tanja Dibou (2017) “Young Alawi in Syria: main values & identity”
Abstract Youth identity is of a particular interest to research as the adoscelent years are the period when the core values and attitudes are often formed. This is also the … Continue reading
Laura Van Raemdonck & Mariam Seedat Khan (2017) “Investigating the process of juvenile delinquency in Durban, South Africa: Insights from the Capability Approach”
In this study, the Capability Approach is applied as a comprehensive investigative framework for the purpose of understanding juvenile delinquency in Durban, South Africa. The Capability Approach measures justice by … Continue reading
Internship: Youth Voice Journal Secretariat
An exciting opportunity has come up for a junior researcher to join the editorial team of the peer reviewed Youth Voice Journal and IARS Publications. As the Secretariat for the Youth Voice … Continue reading
Lee Koh, Juyeon Kim, Rae Walker & Pranee Liamputtong (2017) “‘Love myself’: Parental expectations, resettlement and stress coping of young Burmese women from refugee background”
Purpose The paper aims to provide deep insight into the stress coping of young Burmese women from refugee background in Melbourne, Australia by discussing their pre-migration and resettlement experience as … Continue reading
Lisa Maree Joyce & Pranee Liamputtong (2017) “‘When you wear that jersey you feel like a family’: Community participation, social capital and the settlement of young refugees in regional Australia”
Purpose Each year, young refugees make up seventy percent of Australia’s humanitarian intake. A growing number of these young people are settling in regional areas of Australia. The services and … Continue reading
Hala Kurban & Pranee Liamputtong (2017) “Stigma, social attitudes and social connections: The lived experience of young Middle-Eastern refugees in Melbourne”
Purpose In this paper, we discuss the perceptions of stigma, social environment and lived experiences amongst young Middle-Eastern refugees and the ways that they can successfully integrate into the Australian … Continue reading
