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Youth Active
Citizenship
in Europe
Ethnographies of Participation
Edited by
Shakuntala Banaji · Sam Mejias
Youth Active Citizenship in Europe
Shakuntala Banaji · Sam Mejias
Editors
Youth Active
Citizenship in Europe
Ethnographies of Participation
Editors
Shakuntala Banaji Sam Mejias
Department of Media London School of Economics
and Communications and Political Science
London School of Economics London, UK
and Political Science
London, UK
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Acknowledgements
v
Contents
1 Introduction 1
Shakuntala Banaji
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viii Contents
Index 247
Notes on Contributors
ix
x Notes on Contributors
and sociologist whose research focuses on the role of new media in polit-
ical and civic behaviour and on political communications.
Carla Malafaia, Ph.D. completed her doctorate in Education Sciences
from the University of Porto. She has been a team member in national
and international projects (funded by the FCT and the European Com-
mission). She is currently a researcher in the CATCH-EyoU project. Her
research has dealt with conflict mediation, youth civic and political par-
ticipation and citizenship education.
Sam Mejias, Ph.D. is Research Fellow in the Department of Media and
Communications at London School of Economics and Political Science.
His research focuses on citizenship, human rights and equity in educa-
tion and media. His current projects include a Wellcome Trust/NSF-
funded study of creative media software and STEM learning, and a
research project in Kuwait exploring citizenship education and rights-
based approaches to educational policymaking.
Isabel Menezes is Professor at the University of Porto. Her research
focuses on educational and community intervention, citizenship educa-
tion and political psychology. She coordinated the Portuguese participa-
tion in IEA Civic Education Study, FP7 PIDOP and Erasmus USR, and
two national projects, currently coordinating the Portuguese participa-
tion in the CATCH-EyoU project (H2020).
Clara Mikolajczyk holds a Master’s from the department of Educa-
tional Psychology at the Friedrich Schiller University of Jena. She is a
research assistant at the Friedrich Schiller University and her research
interests are youth civic engagement and self-efficacy in that context, the
transition of rules and rituals among youth. Currently she works at the
Constructing Active Citizenship with European Youth: Policies, Practices,
Challenges and Solutions (CATCH-EyoU project), she is both working
as an analyst and an organiser and responsible for University of Jena’s
involvement in the project.
Peter Noack is Professor of Educational Psychology at the Department
of Psychology of the University of Jena. He studied at Düsseldorf, Berlin,
and Berkeley. After completing his Ph.D. he worked at the University of
xii Notes on Contributors
xiii
List of Tables
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1
Introduction
Shakuntala Banaji
S. Banaji (B)
Department of Media and Communications, London School of Economics
and Political Science, London, UK
e-mail: s.banaji@lse.ac.uk
© The Author(s) 2020 1
S. Banaji and S. Mejias (eds.), Youth Active Citizenship in Europe,
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-35794-8_1
2 S. Banaji
on probing the language of texts that use the terms active citizenship
further … a preponderance of literature assumes a shared normative
understanding of active citizenship as a more active version of ‘good’,
responsible civic and political action, that respects rules and boundaries
set by government[s] and nation state[s]. However, when we analysed
them comparatively, we found that these terms consistently mean differ-
ent things to different scholars and practitioners in different epistemo-
logical and ideological traditions across disciplines… [Meanwhile], the
critical, inclusive and also anti-democratic dimensions of active citizen-
ship as both status and practice remain on the periphery of theory and
literature reviews on young people, citizenship and Europe. Further, there
is a tension between the significant minority of critical reflexive empirical
studies that question the assumptions and power structures underpinning
normative views of citizenship and the majority of informative but some-
what unreflexive empirical studies. (Banaji et al., 2018, p. 263)
1 Introduction 5
»Vähän ajan perästä ette näe minua, ja taas vähän ajan perästä te
näette minut; sillä minä menen Isän tykö», sanoi Herramme
puhuessaan omasta kuolemastaan murheellisille oppilailleen. Joh.
16:16. Ja jos näin on Kristuksen kanssa, silloin on samoin myös
niitten kanssa, jotka ovat Kristuksen omat ja joita me rakastamme.
He ovat osalliset Hänen kuolemaansa ja sentähden myös osalliset
Hänen ylösnousemiseensa. Uskokaamme tämä siunattu sanoma
kokonaan ja olkaamme rauhassa. Vähän aikaa näemme heitä, ja
vähän ajan kuluttua emme näe heitä. Mutta miksi emme? Siksi että
he ovat menneet Isän tykö — kaiken elämän ja voiman, kaiken valon
ja rakkauden lähteeseen ja alkuperään, että he saisivat elämää
Hänen elämästään, voimaa Hänen voimastaan, valoa Hänen
valostaan, rakkaudestaan — eikä varmaankaan turhan takia.
Totisesti ei turhan takia. Sillä jos he seurasivat Kristusta täällä maan
päällä eivätkä käyttäneet lahjojaan ainoasti itseään varten, jos he
tulevat Kristuksen kaltaisiksi nähdessään Hänet semmoisena kuin
Hän on, niin totisesti eivät he käytä lahjojaan itseään varten, mutta
Kristuksen tavalla käyttävät niitä rakkaittensa hyväksi. He voivat
varmaankin samoin kuin Kristus tulla ja mennä näkymättöminä.
Samoin kuin Kristus voivat he kenties hengähtää rauhattomiin
sydämiimme ja sanoa: »Rauha olkoon teille!» Eikä se ole turhaan —
sillä mitä he tekivät meidän edestämme ollessaan vielä maan päällä,
sen he voivat tehdä paljoa kokonaisemmin ollessaan taivaassa. He
näyttävät jättäneen meidät ja me kenties itkemme ja murehdimme.
Mutta se päivä on tuleva, jolloin harso otetaan pois silmiltämme ja
me näemme heidät semmoisina kuin he ovat — Kristuksen kanssa
ja Kristuksessa ijankaikkisesti — emmekä enää muista suruamme
ilon tähden, että vielä yksi ihmisolento on tullut ainoaan totiseen,
todelliseen ja ijankaikkiseen maailmaan, jossa ei ole tautia, ei
epäjärjestystä, muutosta, katoovaisuutta eikä kuolemaa, sillä sehän,
ei ole muu kuin Isän helma.
M.S.S. Sermons.
SYNNIN SYVYYDESTÄ.
Jumala tietää yhtä hyvin kuin te, jopa tuhannen kertaa paremmin,
mitä vastaan teidän on taisteltava. Hän tietää sen — mitäpä Hän ei
tietäisi? Rukoilkaa sentähden Häntä. Huutakaa Hänen puoleensa,
että Hän tekisi teidän tahtonne Hänen oman tahtonsa kaltaiseksi,
jotta te rakastaisitte, mitä Hän rakastaa, vihaisitte, mitä Hän vihaa ja
tekisitte, mitä Hän toivoo teidän tekevän; näin tulette te varmaan
huomaamaan todeksi, että ne, jotka koettavat tehdä oikein ja
kuitenkin tietävät, etteivät he itse voi tehdä oikein, Jumala on johtava
oikeaan.
National Sermons
National Sermons.
National Sermons.
National Sermons.
National Sermons.