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(2022), "Index", Àkànle, Ọ. (Ed.) Youth Exclusion and Empowerment in the Contemporary Global Order: Existentialities in Migrations, Identity and the Digital Space, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 161-167. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80382-777-320221013
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INDEX
Note: Page numbers followed by “n” indicate notes.
Academics
, 68
Action of Christians for the Abolition of Torture (ACAT)
, 55
Activism
, 113
Adolescent groups
, 7
Adolescents 2030 initiative
, 9
Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA)
, 131
Advocacy theory
, 8
Africa, strategic and policy frameworks for analysing circular linkages between youth policies and social unrest in
, 57–60
Africa’s lost generation
, 51
African Development Bank
, 59
African style of parenting or socialization
, 136–137
African Youth Charter (AYC)
, 61
Against Race–Imagining Political Culture Beyond the Color Line (Gilroy)
, 97
Age of youths
, 5–6
Agency
, 120
2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
, 10, 18
Akanpo
, 86
Alcoholic herbal mixtures
, 86
Alexa (Amazon)
, 39
All-purpose medicine
, 85–86, 91
child and adolescent care and sociative solidarity in context
, 88–90
market space and dangerous self-integrative medication
, 90–92
methodology
, 88
public health policy recommendations
, 92–93
American Bar Association (ABA)
, 21
Anterior fontanelle concoction (agbo oka ori)
, 91
Anti-government demonstrations
, 57
Arab Spring
, 113
findings
, 117–125
methodology
, 114–117
single women migration in literature
, 114
Arable soil, lack of
, 24
#ArewaMeToo campaign
, 141–142
ARPANET
, 131
Autoethnography
, 85, 87–88
Baby medicine bowl (Ajogba omo)
, 91–92
Bank Verification Numbers (BVN)
, 41
Barks
, 91
Big data divide
, 33, 40–41
Black Consciousness ideology and school-based organizations
, 51
Black Lives Matter movement
, 8
Bobrisky (see Idris Okuneye)
“Body as evidence” of performative autoethnography
, 87
Body image depiction on social media
, 139–140
Bookkeeping
, 76
Cameroon Peoples’ Democratic Party (CPDM)
, 56
Cameroonian government
, 56
CAMFED
, 75
Camwood
, 91
Care International
, 75
Child and adolescent care
, 88–90
Child Protective Services (CPS)
, 23
Childcare practice
, 90
Childhood
, 7
China
, 147, 153
youth exclusion/empowerment in
, 149–153
China Morning Post
, 153
Civilization
, 152
Climate change
, 24, 73
Clubhouse
, 132
Collaborative autoethnography approach
, 88
Communication on social media
, 132
Computerized recruitment
, 43
Consolation
, 89
Convulsion concoctions (agbo ile tutu/giri)
, 91
Cortana (Microsoft)
, 39
Cosmopolitanism
, 99, 107
cultural
, 99
in everyday interactions
, 102–105
paradigms
, 98
political
, 98–99
Yallah
, 105–108
Counter-messaging
, 140
Cultural cosmopolitanism
, 99
Cyberbully
, 142
Cybercrimes Act of Nigeria
, 141
Cyberspace
, 37
Czech Republic
, 97, 99–100, 103, 105
Dangerous self-integrative medication
, 90–92
Demographic transition
, 66
Desertification
, 24
Digital communication
, 141
Digital community
, 132
Digital disparities
, 34
Digital divides, descriptions of
, 35
Digital exclusion
, 34 (see also Youth exclusion)
disability and
, 39–40
youth, gender and language in
, 37–39
Digital gaps
, 34, 37
Digital human relations
, 33
Digital immigrants
, 34
Digital natives
, 34
Digital poverty
, 34
Direct media effect
, 134
Disability and digital exclusion
, 39–40
Documentary research methodology
, 50
Drug abuse
, 4
E-inclusion
, 34–35
Education
, 152, 155
#EndSARS antipolice-brutality protests
, 41
#EndSARS situation in Nigeria
, 8
“Engagement, Participation and Advocacy”
, 18
Entrepreneurial skills
, 76
“Equal-but-different” approach
, 107
Essays of Francis Bacon, The (Bacon)
, 54
European Union (EU)
, 105
Exclusion of youths
, 4, 11
Exclusion/empowerment
, 154–155
Facebook
, 131
Famine, Hunger and Starvation in Africa (Marah)
, 54
Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWSNET)
, 68
Fandom
, 142
Fascism
, 97
Fast-track Land Reform Programme (FTLRP)
, 70
Fatness
, 86
Female youth
, 26
Feminists Coalition of Nigeria
, 140
Fictional migration
, 119
Food Deficits and Agricultural Policies in Sub-Saharan Africa (Lofchie and Commins)
, 54
Food riots
, 57
Food security
, 50
Free mobile agents
, 114
Future work experiences
, 33
Gangsters
, 4
Gender digital divide
, 37–38
Gender dynamics
, 118
Gender in digital exclusion
, 37–39
General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (GDPR)
, 43
Generation Z
, 153
Glassdoor
, 42
Global development
, 2
Global Youth Competitiveness
, 154–155
Globalization
, 152
Google
, 39
Google Assistant
, 39
Green jobs
, 77
Gross domestic product (GDP)
, 154
Health
, 86
impacts of social media on
, 142–143
Herbal medicine
, 91
Hermeneutic cycle
, 115
Hermeneutic phenomenology
, 114–116
interpretive process of
, 115
philosophical origins
, 115
Hierarchy of Needs (Maslow)
, 7
Homophily
, 133
Honey
, 91
Human development stages
, 7
Human rights
infringements
, 136
issues
, 135–138
Humanitarian needs
, 68
Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP)
, 68
Hunger Movements in Early Victorian Literature (Scholl)
, 53
Hunger Riots (2008)
, 49
Africa’s youth roles in
, 50
geographies
, 55–57
literature review on youth-led political violence and hunger in Africa
, 51–55
Hunger Wall, The (Ragan)
, 54
Hypertextualselves
, 102
Hypodermic model
, 134
Idris Okuneye
, 138
Igbo
, 38
Igbo akwa
, 39
Inclusive development
, 58, 61
Indeed
, 42
Indirect media effect
, 135
Informal market
, 89
Information and communications technologies (ICTs)
, 34, 36
Instagram
, 132
Inter-continental migration
, 19
Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU)
, 150
International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
, 78
International food prices
, 53
International Labour Organization (ILO)
, 59
International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
, 36
Internet
, 131
“Interpersonal relationship” communication
, 42
Interpretive phenomenology
, 114
Interpretive process of hermeneutic phenomenology
, 115
Intestines of the State, The (Argenti)
, 53
Intra-continental migration
, 19
Intra-European Union migration
, 105
Iwa Akwa
, 6
Jobberman
, 42
#JusticeforIzu campaign
, 142
Knowledge management
, 78–79
Kurdish youth in London
, 99
Labour Force and Child Labour Survey (LFCLS)
, 66
Language in digital exclusion
, 37–39
Leaves
, 91
Liberal reforms
, 86
LinkedIn
, 42, 132
Literacy
, 37
Location-based predictive policing
, 40
Lockdown impositions
, 68
Lost generation
, 51
Malnutrition
, 50
Market community
, 92
Market space
, 90–92
MDTC
, 75
Media effects model
, 134, 136
#MeToo campaign
, 141
Members of parliament (MPs)
, 150
Metaverse
, 41–42
Middle East and North Africa region (MENA region)
, 120
Migrant youth
, 26
Migration
, 17, 20, 113
discourse
, 108
from home
, 119
Millennials
, 153
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
, 154
Ministry of Youth Development (MYD)
, 75
Moral ecology
, 52
Moral Ecology of South Africa’s Township Youth, The (Swartz)
, 52
Moral panic
, 134–135, 138
Muslim migrant youth
, 97
findings
, 100–108
methodology
, 100
MySpace
, 132
National Certificate (NC)
, 75
National Development Strategy (NDS)
, 70–71
National Foundation Certificate (NFC)
, 75
National Youth Council
, 58
National Youth Policy
, 58
operationalization
, 77–79
National Youth Service (NYS)
, 58, 69
Neighbourhood bullying
, 87
Nigeria
emerging themes and insights
, 135–143
methodology
, 134
social media, individual and society
, 134–135
youth participation in digital interaction in
, 134
Nigerian health policies and programmes
, 85
Nigerian youths
, 133
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
, 68, 106, 119
#NotTooYoungToRun bill
, 11
Obesity
, 86
Objectification
, 140
Offline interaction
, 140–141
Old madala
, 78
Older generation
, 90
Online interaction
, 140–141
Ordinary cosmopolitanism
, 99
Organization for Economy Co-operation and Development (OECD)
, 59, 154
Orientalism (1978)
, 98
Parent–child conversations
, 137
“Patriotism and cosmopolitanism” essay (Nussbaum)
, 98
Pfumvudza programme
, 74
Pharmaceutical medicine
, 91
Phenomenology
, 115
Pile concoctions (agbo jedi)
, 91
Pinterest
, 132
Plan International
, 75
Pneumonia concoctions (agbo otutu aya)
, 91
Political cosmopolitanism
, 98–99
Politics of Work in a Post-Conflict State, The (Enria)
, 52
Positive body image
, 139
Post-migration
, 121–125
life
, 108
Poverty
, 11–12
Poverty, Hunger, and Democracy in Africa (Bigman)
, 54
Pre-migration phase
, 118–120
Pre-modern migration of human populations
, 19
Predictive hiring algorithms
, 42
Prostitution
, 4
Protest
, 4
Psychosocial theory
, 7
Quality education
, 155
Quora
, 132
Reddit
, 132
Religious intended movements
, 20
Reportage of rape
, 141–142
Reversed ageism
, 42
Rites of passage
, 6
Road to Soweto, The (Brown)
, 51
Roots
, 91
Rural development programmes
dynamics of
, 74–76
scope of
, 74
Rural District Councils Act
, 74
Rural impoverishment
, 72
Rural Land Act
, 74
Rural populations
, 77
Rural youth
, 20–21, 65, 73, 77
Sacrificed Generation, The (Sharp)
, 53
School-to-prison predictive policing
, 40
“Screen grab” features
, 136
Self-integrative medication
, 86, 92
Self-objectification
, 139
September 11
, 2001 attacks, 99
Sex scandals
, 141–142
Sexual expression
, 135
Sexual issues
, 135–138
Sexual orientation, influence of social media on
, 138
Sexual-rights issues
, 137
Sexuality
, 137–138
Sexualization
, 139–140
#shedibalabalachallenge
, 140
Single Arab women
, 113
Single women migration in literature
, 114
Singlehood
, 113
Singlism
, 122
Siri (Apple)
, 39
Small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
, 154
Snapchat
, 132
Sniper®
, 141
Social exclusion
, 11, 149
of youths
, 4
Social life
, 131
Social media
, 102, 131–132
depiction of body image on
, 139–140
functions
, 135
identity
, 133
impacts of social media on health
, 142–143
norms
, 132
Social sciences scholarship
, 50–51
Social sciences scholarships
, 53
Social system theory
, 7–8
Socialization
, 135–138
Sociative socialization processes
, 86n1, 87
Sociative solidarity
, 88–90
Society
, 4
South China Post
, 153
Southern African Development Community (SADC)
, 76
Soweto Uprising, The (Nieftagodien)
, 51
Spatial mobility
, 23
“Special Plan of Intervention”
, 57
State of youths
, 8–10
Subjectivity
, 116
Subsystem
, 7
Sustainable development, implications for
, 154–155
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
, 10, 154
Sustainable livelihoods approach
, 75–76
Technical agencies
, 68
Telegram
, 132
Thin cosmopolitanism
, 107
TikTok
, 132
ToGo
, 132
Tolerance
, 97
Traditional Leaders Act (TLA)
, 74
“Training for Enterprise” model
, 75
Transnational workers
, 105
Underemployment
, 66
Unemployment
, 52, 66
Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)
, 141
United Nations (UN)
, 5, 68, 148
United Nations Country Team (UNCT)
, 70
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
, 9, 59
United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA)
, 58, 66
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO)
, 49, 65, 74
FAO Food Index
, 53–54
United Nations Population Funds (UNFPA)
, 148
United Nations Youth Strategy
, 18–19
United States of America, youth exclusion/empowerment in
, 149–153
Unoccupied youths
, 12
Unruly politics
, 59
Urban areas
, 26
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
, 23
Village Development Committees (VIDCOs)
, 74
Violence
, 4
Virtual communities
, 132
Vocational Skills Development programme
, 75
Ward Development Committees (WADCOs)
, 74
We Are Hungry (Schneider)
, 55
WhatsApp
, 132–134
Women’s migration
, 114
World Food Programme (WFP)
, 68
Zimbabwe
, 68
World Trade Organization (WTO)
, 72
Xenophobic reaction
, 99
Yallah
, 105–108
Yoruba
, 38, 90
Young people
, 10, 50, 119
Young Warriors (Marks)
, 51
Youth
, 3, 17, 100
age of
, 5–6
bulge
, 8–9, 72
conceptualization and measurement
, 3
digital exclusion
, 33–39
employment
, 76–77
empowerment
, 1–2
inclusion
, 11, 13, 65
micro-enterprises
, 75
political participation and identity politics
, 53
population discourse
, 148–149
protest
, 59
state of
, 8–10
studies
, 10
underemployment
, 73
unemployment
, 26, 52, 73
Youth exclusion
, 1–2, 33
consequences
, 11–12
drivers and processes
, 10–11
youth exclusion/empowerment in China and United States of America
, 149–153
Youth migrants
, 26
Youth migration
consequences of youth desperate migration
, 25–27
factors trigger youth desperate migration
, 23–25
historical and cultural perspectives on youth
, 19–21
Lizette, Tomas and Ana case from Guatemala
, 23
Maka-Laye case from Ivory Coast
, 22
Mira case from Serbia
, 21
relevant cases of desperate
, 21–23
Victor and Christopher case from El Salvador
, 22–23
Yousof case from Afghanistan
, 21–22
Youth participation
in digital interaction in Nigeria
, 134
in policy processes
, 73
Youth-led political violence and hunger in Africa, literature review on
, 51–55
Youthhood
, 5
theorizing
, 6–8
YouTube
, 132
Zimbabwe
conceptual framework
, 71–73
dynamics of youth development programmes
, 74–76
methodology
, 67
National Youth Policy Operationalization
, 77–79
pathways for stemming rural youths’ migration
, 76–77
rural youth migration and development in
, 65–66
scope of rural development programmes
, 74
social economic overview
, 67–71
Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD)
, 69
Zimbabwe Vulnerability Assessment Committee (ZimVAC)
, 68
Zimbabwe Youth Policy
, 71
- Prelims
- Introduction
- Chapter One: Youths in Global Context: The Anatomy of Exclusion and Processes
- Chapter Two: Youth and Desperate Migration: A Historical and Cultural Perspective
- Chapter Three: Youth Digital Exclusion, Big Data Divide and the Future of Work
- Chapter Four: Re-imagining Violence Against Africa’s Youth Within the Framework of the 2008 Hunger Riots
- Chapter Five: Rural Youth Migration and Development in Zimbabwe
- Chapter Six: All-purpose Medicine: An Autoethnographic Reflection on Urban Market Solidarity and Dangerous Self-Integrative Medication in Child and Adolescent Care in Nigeria
- Chapter Seven: Us and Them and After All – Cosmopolitanism in Identity-making and Integration of Muslim Migrant Youth
- Chapter Eight: Youth Migration After the Arab Spring: Single Women Migrants as Agents of Change
- Chapter Nine: Youthful Sexuality and Human Rights in the Era of Social Media in Nigeria: Emerging Themes and Insights
- Chapter Ten: Youth Exclusion and Empowerment in China and the United States of America
- Conclusion
- Index