Y&P Archive: Issue 114
Youth & Policy Special Edition: The Next Five Years: Prospects for young people
Articles
- Youth policy: future prospects
Aniela Wenham - Young People and Housing: A Review of the Present Policy and Practice Landscape
Julie Rugg and Deborah Quilgars - Young people, health and youth policy
John Coleman and Ann Hagell - Youth Crime and Youth Justice 2015–2020
John Pitts - Youth Work
Tom Wylie - Austerity youth policy: exploring the distinctions between youth work in principle and youth work in practice
Will Mason - Innovation and Youth Work
Tony Jeffs - Youth Work: A Manifesto For Our Times – Revisited
Bernard Davies
Thinking Space
- The Fortified College
Brian Belton
Reviews
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Kitty te Riele and Rachel Brooks (Editors)
Negotiating Ethical Challenges in Youth Research
Routledge 2013
Wayne Richards
Roger Matthews
Realist Criminology
Palgrave/Macmillan 2014
John Pitts
Mark Naison
Badass Teachers Unite!
Haymarket Books 2014
Kao Nou L. Moua and Alexander Fink
Bonnie Thomas
How To Get Kids Offline, Outdoors and Connecting With Nature
Jessica Kingsley 2014
Maxine Green
Momodou Sallah
Global Youth Work: Provoking Consciousness and Taking Action
Russell House 2014
Yvette Smalle
Jaber F. Gubrium and Margaretha Järvinen (editors)
Turning Troubles into Problems – Clientization in Human Services
Routledge 2014
Jan Huyton
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Last Updated: 19 June 2017
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