Troubled Youth, Troubled Families?

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Troubled Youth, Troubled Families?

Friday, July 18, 2014: 3:30 PM-5:20 PM

Room: F205

RC34 Sociology of Youth (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizer:

Ara FRANCIS, College of the Holy Cross, USA

600.1

Negotiating Normalcy – Self-Narratives of Troubled Young People (Oral Presentation)
Tea TORBENFELDT BENGTSSON, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

600.2

Conundrums for Policy and Practice Regarding Vulnerable Youth (Oral Presentation)
Kitty TE RIELE, Victoria University, Australia

600.3

Healing Programs for School Bullies and Their Parents in South Korea (Oral Presentation)
Helen OH, Sogang University, South Korea

600.4

The Role of Demographic and Social Factors in the Use of Licit Drugs Among University Students from One University in Kingston (Oral Presentation)
Rashalee MITCHELL, University of the West Indies, Jamaica

600.5

Double Troubled-Young People Struggling to Cope with the Conjoined Status of Neet-Youth Homelessness in Times of Austerity (Distributed Paper)
Robert GONOUYA, RC34 Member, United Kingdom

600.6

Japanese Teenagers' Perception of Their Mothers' Employment and What They Do in after School (Distributed Paper)
Akiko USUDA, Showa Women's University, Japan

600.7

Effects of Women Employment on Family Integrity (Case study: Comparative Teachers with Housewife in North of Iran) (Distributed Paper)
Gholamreza KHOSHFAR, Golestan University, Iran; Nowruz NIMROOZI, PhD, Assistant Professor of Golestan University, Iran; Abbasali NARIMANI, Islamic Azad University of Rudhen, Iran; Naser FATTAHI, Noor Azad University, Iran