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Children and Young People’s Emotional Geographiesdentify and theorize the more recent and emerging spatialities of the online world. Third, the chapter scrutinizes the methodological approaches in children’s emotional geographies. It suggests that these are rooted in the sub-disciplinary traditions of children’s and emotional geographies but they

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230294912contradictions young people negotiate in their everyday lives. Next I offer an overview of youth participation, tracing the hallmarks of the field and its critiques. Within this context, I explore principles of youth participation, drawing upon two projects to offer a specificity to the discussion.

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Analysis of the turnaround performance,uacy. Section 3 describes a pedagogy, or a set of discourses and practices that sustains social order, and that emphasizes the creation of self-governing citizens. Section 4 of this chapter outlines the ways that this pedagogy is operationalized and enacted by institutions and civil society organiza