Program
Please note that all times are in Central European Time (UTC + 1). Zoom links to the sessions will be sent only to the registered participants.| Tuesday 24 November | ||
| 10.00-11.30 | Opening of the webinar Carlo Genova Plenary Rachel Thomson: From a noun to a verb: rethinking generation for new times | |
| 11.30-12.15 | Lunch | |
| 12.15-13.45 | Parallel session 1 - Youth, Social Change and Social Movements • Reelika Pirk, Airi-Alina Allaste: Animal rights activists: ‘teenage radicals’ or cultural creators of a new lifestyle • Evelyne Baillergeau, Gerlieke Veltkamp, Milio Van De Kamp, Christian Bröer, Sherria Ayuandini: Politics in spite of adversity. Desired futures and political aspirations of adolescents faced with disadvantaged circumstances in the Netherlands • Carmen Leccardi: Youth political participation today, subjectivities and the everyday | Parallel session 2 - Transitions and Trajectories towards Adulthood I • Siyka Kovacheva: Young people building pathways to independent adulthood • Juliane Achatz, Kerstin Jahn, Brigitte Schels: On the non-standard routes: vocational training measures in the school-to-work transitions of lower-qualified youth in Germany |
| 13.45-14.00 | Break | |
| 14.00-15.30 | Parallel session 3 - The Self, the Subjective and the Subcultural • Carlo Genova: Beyond folk devils? The representation of urban youth cultures in italian newspapers • Turgut Keskintürk: Religious Belief Alignment: An Equilibrium Model of Cultural Formation from Adolescence to Emerging Adulthood • Margita Sundstedt, Rasmus Isomaa, Pia Kurkiala-Nyman: Self- esteem and sexual satisfaction among young women in Finland: correlations between self-esteem and satisfaction in aspects of sex life, and body image | Parallel session 4 - Youth Research Designs: Alternatives and Emphaties • Caterina Satta: Playing with body rules and roles through creative playing cards. An experimental research with young children in middle school • Lidija Terek: The transformation of young people’s violent behaviour in Serbian cinematography over four decades • Ingmar Zalewski: In contact with unaccompanied Syrian refugee youth: ethnography of the research relationship |
| Wednesday 25 November | ||
| 10-11.30 | Parallel session 5 - Transitions and Trajectories towards Adulthood II • Sanna Aaltonen: Transitions in the context of intergenerational relations • Sinikka Aapola-Kari, Tarja Tolonen, Päivi Armila, Kaisa Vehkalahti: Young people’s diverse family relations in finland • Dragan Stanojević, Aleksandar Tomašević: Housing, work and family trajectories of young adults in five welfare regime countries | Parallel session 6 - Generations, Continuity and Change • Sebastiano Benasso, Valentina Cuzzocrea: Generation Z in Italy through its symbols: a case study of trap and influencers • Smiljka Tomanovic: Ambivalence in intergenerational family relationships among young adults living in parental home in Serbia • Dan Woodman: Beyond generational conflict or class continuity: a sociology of generations for the asset economy |
| 11.30-12.15 | Lunch | |
| 12.15-13.45 | Parallel session 7 - Mobility, Belonging and Migration • Michela Franceschelli: Imagined mobilities and the materiality of migration: the inequalities of leaving home and dealing with precariousness in post-recession Europe. • Raili Nugin: Broadening the prism of rural studies – interrelatedness of school, community and mobilities • Kaisa Vehkalahti, Helena Pennanen: Places of belonging, places of detachment. Placemaking and historical consciousness in contemporary finnish rural youth | Parallel session 8 - Longitudinal Sociology and the Importance of Time • Jeanette Østergaard, Rachel Thomson: The Changing Rhythms of Everyday Life: Recalibrating Three-generation Families During the COVID-19 Crisis. • Krystyna Szafraniec: Life orientations in the mirror of social changes. The cross-lagged analysis based on 45 years longitudinal generational study • Dominika Winogrodzka, Justyna Sarnowska: Exploring duality of time. Combining social sequence analysis with qualitative longitudinal analysis using the example of mobile youth transitions |
| 13.45-14.00 | Break | |
| 14-15.15 | Plenary Päivi Armila: How to catch the ”Intergenerational” as a youth researcher? Emerging hermeneutics of going close Closing of the webinar |