(Post-)Critical Global Childhood & Youth Studies
This book series focuses on post-critical research in global childhood & youth studies and education. It aims to trace the stimulating exchange of ideas on contemporary issues affecting children and young people around the world, while exploring possibilities for local and global social change. The intent is to situate, and possibly deconstruct, the systems of reasoning that govern human development and education, including deconstructing predominant critical paradigms. The series encourages innovative writing formats as well as novel theoretical and methodological approaches to co-producing knowledge in fields such as: urban, rural, and indigenous childhood & youth; child poverty and social policy, ecology and youth activism; immigration & social and educational inequalities; the experience of schooling and machine learning in diverse contexts of global education. It is addressed to relevant scholars and students as well as to policy makers, educators, and youth workers from all over the world.
If you are interested to publish a monograph or an edited book with this Book Series, please contact your respective local series editor:
Brazil: Prof. Márcia Amador-Mascia, Universidade São Francisco: marciaaam@uol.com.br
Spanish-speaking Latin America: Prof. Silvia Grinberg, Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones
Científicas y Técnicas, Argentina: grinberg.silvia@gmail.com
Asian countries: Ass. Prof. Hongyan Chen, East China Normal University, Shanghai: chenhongyanup@126.com
Rest of world: Prof. Michalis Kontopodis, University of Leeds: mkontopodis@pm.me
Titles
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Beyond Adaptation
The Unity of Personal and Social Change in Critical Psychology and Cultural-Historical TheoryVolume 4©2024 Textbook 254 Pages -
Decolonizing Environmental Education for Different Contexts and Nations
Volume 3©2022 Textbook 254 Pages -
Revisiting Vygotsky for Social Change
Bringing Together Theory and PracticeVolume 2©2020 Textbook 298 Pages -
Facing Poverty and Marginalization
Fifty Years of Critical Research in BrazilVolume null©2016 Monographs 158 Pages