601
The Youth Research Journey and How to Address It: Method and Ethics

Saturday, July 19, 2014: 8:30 AM-10:20 AM
Room: F204
RC34 Sociology of Youth (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizer:
Kitty TE RIELE, Victoria University, Australia
601.1
Using Local Cultural Forms To Talk To Youth In The Global South (Oral Presentation)
Pam NILAN, University of Newcastle, Australia

601.2
Rethinking Public and Private Boundaries: The Ethical Challenges of Using Social Media in Participatory Research with Young People (Oral Presentation)
Luke DICKENS, The Open University, United Kingdom

601.3
Figurative Methods: Towards ‘Bridging the Gap' Between ‘Transition' and ‘Cultures' Research (Oral Presentation)
Steve THREADGOLD, University of Newcastle, Australia

601.4
‘Presentism' and Youth Research: Methodological and Historical Oversights (Oral Presentation)
Bronwyn WOOD, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

601.5
Reducing or Reproducing Inequalities? Ethics and the Researcher's Role in Negotiating Power Relations Between Young People (Oral Presentation)
Vicky PLOWS, Victoria University, Australia

601.6
Embodying The Least Adult Role: Reflections On Youth Research (Distributed Paper)
Lindsey GARRATT, University of Manchester, United Kingdom

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