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Interrogating race, unsettling whiteness: concepts of transitions, enterprise and mobilities in Australian youth studies.

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Field name Details
Nuova numerazione 83929
Collocazione UPS BIBL CENTR 39-C-632
Autore IDRISS, S.
Titolo Interrogating race, unsettling whiteness: concepts of transitions, enterprise and mobilities in Australian youth studies. Parte componente di periodico
Descrizione fisica pp. 1251-1267.
Nota generale Estratto da: Journal of Youth Studies 2022, 25, 9.
Riassunto This paper interrogates how three key concepts in youth studies – ‘transitions’, ‘the enterprising self’ and ‘mobilities’ – have historically centred the experiences of white/Anglo young people in the Australian settler colonial context. A race critical analysis of these major concepts that foregrounds colonialism, racialised migration schemes, multicultural policies and everyday racism has yet to be applied in any substantial way. This approach has the potential to unsettle the colonial and racialised logics inherent within these concepts and examine how they normalise whiteness in Australia. In exploring how these concepts are predominantly applied, critiqued and engaged with, we ask, how does youth studies as a field reproduce Northern colonial systems of knowledge production? We demonstrate the necessity of naming race, racism and processes of racialisation explicitly within the Australian field, not merely to include ‘others’ but to investigate how dominant conceptual paradigms produce racialised and minoritised Others and mainstream whiteness.
Tipo di documento RICERCA.
Soggetto TRANSIZIONE.
MOBILITÀ.
AUSTRALIA.
RAZZA.
DIFFERENZA RAZZIALE.
MIGRAZIONE.
APPARTENENZA CULTURALE.
Ambito Sociologico
Pedagogico
Autore Secondario BUTLER, R.
HARRIS, A.
Titolo correlato Journal of Youth Studies 2022, 25, 9.
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