Naslov
Cluster Analysis: Economy, Leisure and Space

Autori
Perasović, Benjamin ; Mustapić, Marko

Izvornik
PROMISE: PROMoting youth Involvement and Social Engagement

Vrsta, podvrsta
Ostale vrste radova, izvještaj

Godina
2019

Ključne riječi
Youth in Conflict, Ethnography, Cluster Analysis, Economy, Leisure, Space

Sažetak
This report presents findings from six individual case studies completed by (H2020 PROJECT)PROMISE Consortium partners in six countries: Spain, Italy, Croatia, Slovakia, Finland, and Estonia. These case studies make up the ‘"Economy, Leisure, Space’" cluster and the data collected for them are analysed here using a meta-ethnographic synthesis method to analyse the collected data. The groups of young people were selected based on their stigmatisation in their societies and local communities resulting in continuous conflict with social norms and institutions. The cluster analysis responded to three research questions: 1. How do young people respond to the conflicts they experience and with what outcomes? 2. What enables and what inhibits the social involvement of young people? 3. What is the role of space in the different forms of social activism of young people? Responses to conflict were analysed through three main concepts: individual and group aspect of conflict, active and passive responses to conflict, from conflict to social innovation – and back. Regarding enablers and inhibitors of social involvement, five main concepts were derived: institutional space/centre as the great enabler, significant elders – the great enablers: the importance of intergenerational interaction, barriers/inhibitors as enablers of activism, structural barriers: (absent) state and neo-liberal values, passivity. The third research question, regarding the role of space, was analysed through four main concepts: market pressures and struggle for space, given space and appropriation, public space and (temporarily) appropriation, space and identity.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Sociologija

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