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Everyday emotions and the sociology of youth

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By Dan Woodman, Amy Vanderharst
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Youth research often leans on emotional registers to conceptualise young people’s experiences, framing stress, uncertainty, transgression, inequality or bullying as key sites of emotional intensity. Emotional categories are also used to characterise whole cohorts, with labels such as the precariat, the narcissistic or anxious generation. These framings can show how young people navigate and shape rapidly changing social conditions.
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The generation game - Openforum

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By Dan Woodman
| Open Forum
Securing the welfare of future generations seems like solid grounds for judging policies and politicians, especially during an election campaign. Political legacies are on the line because the stakes are so high. There is a real possibility that today’s young people could become the first Australian generation to suffer lower living standards on some key measures than their parents. Unaffordable housing is the main flashpoint.
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A fair go for young Australians in this election? Voters are weighing up intergenerational inequity

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By Dan Woodman
| The Conversation Verified
Securing the welfare of future generations seems like solid grounds for judging policies and politicians, especially during an election campaign. Political legacies are on the line because the stakes are so high. There is a real possibility that today’s young people could become the first Australian generation to suffer lower living standards on some key measures than their parents. Unaffordable housing is the main flashpoint.
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