This special issue of Studies of Transition States and Societies closes with a concluding discussion that aims to contextualise some of the key findings from the preceding articles. To do so, we use comparative level evidence drawn from other regions included in the MYPLACE consortium, identifyng contrasts and commonalities in how youth politics is practiced across different European regions. The basic approach is one of assessing the extent to which patterns of participation in Estonia diverge from activism elsewhere, thus locating Estonian youth within a broader analytical framework
Using surveys conducted in 1991, this paper examines the sociodemographic, experiential and ideologi...
In this article, the authors examine the potential for concerted collective action in the societies ...
The article concerns civic experiences beyond or prior to civic action. Approaching questions of civ...
This special issue of Studies of Transition States and Societies closes with a concluding discussion...
This special issue of Studies of Transition States and Societies focuses on youth political particip...
This special issue of Studies of Transition States and Societies focuses on youth political particip...
While some decades ago it was believed in European countries that the state should take the responsi...
Youth political participation via state-sponsored institutional settlements has always been consider...
This paper presents an exploratory typological analysis of young people (aged 15–30) as political an...
This paper presents an exploratory typological analysis of young people (aged 15–30)as political and...
This article analyses Estonian youth's perceptions of their own political participation and their pr...
Political participation is seen as a prerequisite for democratic governance (Lamprianou, 2013) but p...
Participation is a right held by all community members to engage in decision-making processes. The ...
In a period where social unrest manifests itself by coinciding with young people's dissatisfaction w...
In a period where social unrest manifests itself by coinciding with young people's dissatisfaction w...
Using surveys conducted in 1991, this paper examines the sociodemographic, experiential and ideologi...
In this article, the authors examine the potential for concerted collective action in the societies ...
The article concerns civic experiences beyond or prior to civic action. Approaching questions of civ...
This special issue of Studies of Transition States and Societies closes with a concluding discussion...
This special issue of Studies of Transition States and Societies focuses on youth political particip...
This special issue of Studies of Transition States and Societies focuses on youth political particip...
While some decades ago it was believed in European countries that the state should take the responsi...
Youth political participation via state-sponsored institutional settlements has always been consider...
This paper presents an exploratory typological analysis of young people (aged 15–30) as political an...
This paper presents an exploratory typological analysis of young people (aged 15–30)as political and...
This article analyses Estonian youth's perceptions of their own political participation and their pr...
Political participation is seen as a prerequisite for democratic governance (Lamprianou, 2013) but p...
Participation is a right held by all community members to engage in decision-making processes. The ...
In a period where social unrest manifests itself by coinciding with young people's dissatisfaction w...
In a period where social unrest manifests itself by coinciding with young people's dissatisfaction w...
Using surveys conducted in 1991, this paper examines the sociodemographic, experiential and ideologi...
In this article, the authors examine the potential for concerted collective action in the societies ...
The article concerns civic experiences beyond or prior to civic action. Approaching questions of civ...
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