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dc.contributor.authorAriyanto, Komang
dc.date.accessioned2026-05-28T12:36:15Z
dc.date.available2026-05-28T12:36:15Z
dc.date.issued2026-05-31
dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/11089/58415
dc.description.abstractThe Research Handbook on the Sociology of Youth stands as a notable contemporary contribution to the field, yet its true worth lies in its capacity to bridge enduring theoretical gaps, challenge the discipline’s Anglocentric dominance, and highlight the intricate agency of youth amid increasingly restrictive structural conditions. This review posits that the sociology of youth is at a pivotal point, grappling with global instability and non-linear life paths that necessitate the development of fresh conceptual frameworks. To evaluate the field’s preparedness, this review examines a selection of pivotal scholarly works to critique its prevailing paradigms, especially the ‘cultures vs. transitions’ dichotomy and the passive portrayals of youth that have historically constrained our comprehension. Therefore, the future vibrancy of the discipline hinges on its ability to transcend these divisions. This review calls for a more cohesive, globally conscious, and politically savvy sociology of youth, one that promotes a social-generational analysis capable of connecting personal narratives to historical contexts, agency to structure, and the local experiences of young individuals to the global political economy.en
dc.description.abstractPodręcznik badawczy Research Handbook on the Sociology of Youth stanowi istotny współczesny wkład w rozwój socjologii młodzieży, jednak jego prawdziwa wartość polega na zdolności do przezwyciężania trwałych luk teoretycznych, kwestionowania anglocentrycznej dominacji dyscypliny oraz uwydatniania złożonej sprawczości młodzieży w warunkach coraz bardziej ograniczających struktur społecznych. Niniejsza recenzja wskazuje, że socjologia młodzieży znajduje się w kluczowym momencie, mierząc się z globalną niestabilnością oraz nieliniowymi ścieżkami życia, które wymagają opracowania nowych ram koncepcyjnych. Aby ocenić gotowość tej dziedziny, recenzja analizuje wybrane kluczowe prace naukowe w celu krytyki dominujących paradygmatów, zwłaszcza dychotomii „kultury vs. przejścia” oraz pasywnych ujęć młodzieży, które historycznie ograniczały nasze rozumienie tego zjawiska. Przyszła dynamika tej dyscypliny zależy zatem od jej zdolności do przekraczania tych podziałów. Recenzja ta wzywa do bardziej spójnej, globalnie świadomej i politycznie wrażliwej socjologii młodzieży, która promuje analizę społeczno-generacyjną zdolną łączyć narracje jednostkowe z kontekstami historycznymi, sprawczość ze strukturą oraz lokalne doświadczenia młodych ludzi z globalną gospodarką polityczną.pl
dc.language.isoen
dc.publisherWydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiegopl
dc.relation.ispartofseriesPrzegląd Socjologii Jakościowej;2pl
dc.rights.urihttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0
dc.subjectanglocentrismen
dc.subjectprecarityen
dc.subjectyouth agencyen
dc.subjectyouth sociologyen
dc.subjectyouth transitionsen
dc.subjectanglocentryzmpl
dc.subjectprekaryjnośćpl
dc.subjectsprawczość młodzieżypl
dc.subjectsocjologia młodzieżypl
dc.subjectprzejścia młodzieżypl
dc.titleBeyond Cultures and Transitions: A Review Essay on Youth Agency, Precarity, and the Future of Youth Sociologyen
dc.title.alternativePoza kulturami i tranzycjami: esej recenzyjny o sprawczości młodzieży, prekaryjności oraz przyszłości socjologii młodzieżypl
dc.typeArticle
dc.page.number60-71
dc.contributor.authorAffiliationIPB University and University of Lampung, Indonesiaen
dc.identifier.eissn1733-8069
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dc.contributor.authorEmailkomangariyanto998@gmail.com
dc.identifier.doi10.18778/1733-8069.22.2.04
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