Changing values among youth. Examples from the Arab world and Germany. International conference, Cairo, 20-21 June 2005.

Sonst. Personen	Hegasy, Sonja (Hrsg.); Kaschl, Elke (Hrsg.)
Institution	Zentrum Moderner Orient (Berlin)
Titel	Changing values among youth. Examples from the Arab world and Germany. International conference, Cairo, 20-21 June 2005. Gefälligkeitsübersetzung: Wertewandel bei der Jugend. Beispiele aus der arabischen Welt und Deutschland. Internationale Konferenz, Kairo, 20.-21 Juni 2005.
Quelle	Berlin: Schwarz (2007), 175, 133 S.Verfügbarkeit
Reihe	ZMO-Studien. 22
Beigaben	Tabellen
Sprache	arabisch; englisch
Dokumenttyp	gedruckt; Monographie
ISBN	978-3-87997-637-6
Schlagwörter	Empirische Sozialforschung; Methodologie; Sozialisation; Jugendforschung; Familie; Geschlechterbeziehung; Landbevölkerung; Entwicklungsland; Politische Einstellung; Wertewandel; Wertorientierung; Forschungsstand; Konferenzschrift; Jugendlicher; Student; Afrika; Arabische Staaten; Asien; Deutschland; Frankofones Afrika; Irak; Marokko; Naher Osten; Nordafrika; Palästina; Syrien; Ägypten
Abstract	"This volume takes examples from Morocco, Egypt, Palestine, Iraq, Syria and Germany to demonstrate the potential and the limitations of youth research in the Arab world and beyond. The study of young adults is still underdeveloped as an area of research. Despite growing awareness of its vital significance since September 11th, not a single comprehensive youth study exists for an Arab country. Current research is often scattered, partly inaccessible, and to a great extent concentrates on specialized topics. It is crucial, not merely for Arab societies, to know more about the attitude of almost two-thirds of the Arab population to social and political issues. Apart from one qualitative contribution on young men in Iraq, the volume focuses less on data analysis than on data collection and methodology in very difficult surroundings. The majority of Arab states do not allow opinion surveys to be conducted in their countries. Both major international research centres and individual researchers have had severe problems." (author's abstract). Table of content: Anja Wollenberg: After the fall of the regime: orientation and motivation of young adults in Baghdad (17-38); Hans Oswald, Bernard Sabella, Hilke Rebenstorf, Hans Peter Kuhn: Gender differences in the political interest of German and Palestinian adolescents - results of a cross-cultural longitudinal study (39-48); Bernard Sabella: Palestinian democracy: attitudes of parents and adolescents (49-64); Katharina Lange: Economic change and income-generating practices of rural youth in Northern Syria (65-82); Sahar El-Tawila: Methodological considerations related to studies on youth and adolescents in Egypt (83-102); Farag Elkamel: Dialogue with the future: findings of a study on adolescents in three Egyptian governorates (103-116); Rania Salem: Influencing gender attitudes of rural adolescents: findings of an action-research project in Egypt (117-128); Sonja Hegasy: Researching attitudes towards power in Morocco. A methodological account (129-142); Mokhtar El-Harras: Students, family and the individuation process: the case of Morocco (143-152); Richard Münchmeier: Studying youth in Germany: the 13th Shell Youth Study (153-164).
Erfasst von	GESIS - Leibniz-Institut für Sozialwissenschaften, Mannheim
Update	2008/1