Securitizing Youth offers new insights on young people’s engagement in a wide range of contexts related to the peace and security field. It examines the challenges and opportunities faced by young women and men in their efforts to build more peaceful, inclusive, and environmentally secure societies.
Securitizing Youth offers new insights on young people’s engagement in a wide range of contexts related to the peace and security field. It examines the challenges and opportunities faced by young women and men in their efforts to build more peaceful, inclusive, and environmentally secure societies.
MARISA O. ENSOR is a gender and youth specialist with a background in the human dimensions of disasters, environmental change, conflict, displacement and security. She is currently based at Georgetown University’s Justice and Peace Studies Program.
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Introduction Marisa O. Ensor PART I Participation 1 Peace by, for, or with Youth? How a PYD Lens Enhances Our View of Young People’s Role in Peacebuilding Carole MacNeil 2 And Then They Came for Me: Youth’s Role in Mediating for Peace in Kibera, Kenya Grace Atuhaire PART II Protection 3 Protecting Marginalized Youths: Romani Children and Formal Education Diana Budur 4 Squeezed Agency: Youth Resistance to the Securitization of Peacebuilding Ali Altiok PART III Prevention 5 Lost in Translation? Youth Employment and Peacebuilding—from Policy to Programs Valeria Izzi 6 Community Ties, Training, and Technology: A More Effective Framework for Peace, Security, and Development for Afghan Youth Nasrat Khalid PART IV Partnerships 7 Climate Change, Environmental Action, and the Youth, Peace, and Security Agenda: Global Policies, Local Efforts Marisa O. Ensor 8 Putting Youth on the Agenda: Intersections with the Women, Peace, and Security Framework Jeni Klugman and Matthew Moore PART V Disengagement and Reintegration 9 Securitized Youth, Transitional Justice, and the Politics of Disengagement in Rwanda Victoria R. Bishop 10 Digital Media as the Next Frontier for Fighting Violent Extremism among Youth? Willice Onyango Conclusions: Securitizing Youth—Lessons Learned Marisa O. Ensor List of Contributors Index
Introduction Marisa O. Ensor PART I Participation 1 Peace by, for, or with Youth? How a PYD Lens Enhances Our View of Young People’s Role in Peacebuilding Carole MacNeil 2 And Then They Came for Me: Youth’s Role in Mediating for Peace in Kibera, Kenya Grace Atuhaire PART II Protection 3 Protecting Marginalized Youths: Romani Children and Formal Education Diana Budur 4 Squeezed Agency: Youth Resistance to the Securitization of Peacebuilding Ali Altiok PART III Prevention 5 Lost in Translation? Youth Employment and Peacebuilding—from Policy to Programs Valeria Izzi 6 Community Ties, Training, and Technology: A More Effective Framework for Peace, Security, and Development for Afghan Youth Nasrat Khalid PART IV Partnerships 7 Climate Change, Environmental Action, and the Youth, Peace, and Security Agenda: Global Policies, Local Efforts Marisa O. Ensor 8 Putting Youth on the Agenda: Intersections with the Women, Peace, and Security Framework Jeni Klugman and Matthew Moore PART V Disengagement and Reintegration 9 Securitized Youth, Transitional Justice, and the Politics of Disengagement in Rwanda Victoria R. Bishop 10 Digital Media as the Next Frontier for Fighting Violent Extremism among Youth? Willice Onyango Conclusions: Securitizing Youth—Lessons Learned Marisa O. Ensor List of Contributors Index
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