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Child and Youth Studies
youth studies
Child and youth studies is an interdisciplinary field with a focus on childhood as both a period in life and as a social structure. Children’s lives, experiences, relations and everyday life are central to researchers in the field.
How different actors and instructions contribute to the formation of children’s lives and how children themselves relate to these formations are important within child and youth studies.
Children’s experiences of digitalisation, migration, mobility, environmental change, scarcity, segregation, participation, and play are studied in relation to children’s lives in schools, leisure homes and preschools. A central assumption is that children are political subjects. The researchers in child and youth studies at the Department of Childhood, Education and Society at Malmö University have their disciplinary belonging in the fields of social work, media and communication studies, education, political science, history, gender studies, ethnology, anthropology of religion and migration studies.
The researcher in child and youth studies at Malmö University is teaching and supervising at different educational levels within the University. They also conduct different research projects within the field.
Researchers, publications and projects
Thom Axelsson
Anne Harju
Vanja Lozic
Carolina Martinez
Linda Palla
Jonas Qvarsebo
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2024 | Conference paper
Recognising, naming, and resisting racialisation and ethnicisation in Swedish compulsory schools
Vanja Lozic
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2024 | Conference paper
Europeiskt samordningsnätverk och aktiviteter för att anamma ett hållbart och inkluderande STEAM-utbildningssystem: blandningen av konstnärliga och kreativa tillvägagångssätt inom STEM-utbildning,forskning och innovation
Birgitta Nordén
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2024 | Conference paper
Collaborative and creative spaces when children and three educators engage with Migrants , a wordless picturebook
Chrysogonus Siddha Malilang, Robert Walldén
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2024 | Article in journal
Undervisning i förskola: enligt skriftliga beskrivningar i samverkansforskning åren 2016 och 2023
Ann-Christine Vallberg Roth, Helena Hansen, Max Persson
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2024 | Chapter in book
Critical eco-reflexive approaches: A case study of “Teaching for sustainability” towards SDG 4.7 transition via a whole school approach perspective in higher education
Birgitta Nordén
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2024 | Conference paper
Networking in Higher Education Didactics for Joint Actions in Fostering Remote learning and Hybrid Sustainability Outreach
Birgitta Nordén
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2024 | Article in journal
Advancing Sustainability through Higher Education: Student Teachers Integrate Inner Development Goals (IDG) and Future-Oriented Methodologies
Birgitta Nordén
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2024 | Article in journal
“Then you want everyone to be friends, and [having] friends is important for learning, I think”: The Role of Peers in Children’s Integration, Participation and Learning
Margund Rohr, Lena Foertsch, Thomas Droessler, Anne Harju, Tiina Hautamäki, Henna Jousmäki, Krystyna Slany, Magdalena Ślusarczyk, Harald Wagner
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2024 | Article in journal
Controversial issues in history teaching
Fredrik Alvén
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2024 | Article in journal
STREAM didaktik in preschool with literacy(s) in focus – between opening to the unknown and searching for the known
Helena Hansen, Ann-Christine Vallberg Roth
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Research project
Social Validation - A Study on the Socialization Process of Newly Arrived Children and Adolescents
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Children and youth integration through sport. Examples of Sweden and Uganda
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Working with the updated sexuality education directives: A process-oriented practice-based study in a Swedish municipality
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The psycho-culture of school health care 1940–1990: Between school education and medical care
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Growing up in illegality: Young adults’ life histories about the impact of a childhood lived under a long-lasting threat of deportation...
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Health in relation to learning and teacher training
lisa.hellstrom@mau.se