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In person icon Building: New Philosophy Building, Floor: -1, Room: 3
Wednesday 10:45 - 12:30 EEST (27/08/2025)
This panel explores the dynamic landscape of Gen Z and youth-led activism across diverse global contexts, showing how young people navigate social, political, and cultural challenges through innovative forms of participation. Drawing on research from different countries, the panel addresses generational differences in activism, the role of memory and identity in shaping political engagement, and the evolution of protest tactics in response to crises such as climate change, democratic backsliding, and global conflicts. By focusing on both the micro-level experiences of young activists and the broader socio-political contexts in which they operate, this panel offers critical insights into the transformative potential of youth-led activism for democracy.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Protest Politics and Generational Change: Examining Age, Period and Cohort Effects in Cross-National Comparison | View Paper Details |
| Development and Validation of a Measurement Scale for Political Activism Among Young Adults Between 18 and 25 Years Old. | View Paper Details |
| Student Protests are Back: the Acampadas and the Global Pro-Palestine Mobilizations in the Universities, from the USA to Sicily | View Paper Details |
| Peringatan Darurat: Understanding the Ongoing Struggle to Protect Democracy and Civil and Political Rights in Indonesia | View Paper Details |
| Welcome with Closed Arms: Building and Breaking Narratives About Young People’s Path to Political Engagement | View Paper Details |