In this section
of the website you can find lists of publications that are relevant
to YLT and to ARK in Schools.
1.
ARK Publications
Research
Updates
Research Updates
are four-page summaries of key findings of research projects undertaken
by ARK. They are written in a colloquial style that is easily
understood. They can be downloaded or printed off in PDF
format by clicking on the links below. ARK research updates
can also be ordered as hard copies. They are free of charge. Click
here to order your copy.
The following YLT Research Updates are available:
You can find
a list of all available ARK Research Updates here.
Occasional
papers
Occasional
papers are longer reports based on research undertaken by ARK.
Like the Research Updates they are primarily written for non-academic
audiences. The follwoing occasional papers focussing on young
people are available:
Dirk Schubotz
(2005): Young
People's Attitudes to Politics and Elections
You can find
a list of all available occasional papers here.
Edited book
An book containing
chapters on different topics based on data from the Young Life
and Times Survey has been published:
Dirk Schubotz
and Paula Devine (2008): Young
people in post-conflict Northern Ireland. The past cannot be changed,
but the future can be developed
2.
Journal articles and research reports
Publications
in this section discuss issues in more depth. They are primarily
written for academics, but also provide excellent background knowledge
for teachers who wish to explore certain topics with their students
in school.
- Shirley
Ewart and Dirk Schubotz, with Francis Abbs, Damian Harris, Laura
Montgomery, Ciaran Moynagh, Gavin Maguire and Scott Livingstone
(2004): Voices
Behind the Statistics. Young People's Views of Sectarianism
in Northern Ireland. London. NCB.
- Dirk
Schubotz and Paula Devine (2005): What now? Exploring
community relations among 16-year olds in Northern Ireland.
In: CRC Journal Community Relations Council. Belfast.
3. Other publications
A useful source
of information about publications on young people is ORB - the
ARK Online Research Bank. Just select 'young people' or 'children'
on the scroll down search menu on the ORB homepage,
and all relevant publications are being displayed with short summaries
or links to online publications. You can also narrow down your
search.
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need the free Acrobat Reader Plug-In to view and print
PDF documents. If you don't have the plug-in yet, or
if your efforts to view the PDF fail, go to the Adobe
site and download the Acrobat
Reader Plug-In.
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