中东的年轻人

I. Hassan, P. Dyer, H. Silver, S. Farah, Edward Sayre, Manata Hashemi, Michael Robbins, Sherine El Taraboulsi
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虽然中东和北非地区最近的一些宏观经济和政治发展给该地区的年轻人造成了进一步的障碍,但年轻人对这些制约因素的反应却大相径庭。因此,我们在扩大对年轻人的了解的过程中,应该从更广阔的角度来考虑:青年的愿望和他们的身份感,以及他们所面临的经济和政治环境。个人如何应对所面临的挑战,青年如何集体动员起来应对本区域面临的主要制约因素,可能受到与其性别、民族、城市、部落、文化和宗教差异有关的各种因素的影响。为了探索这些复杂性的潜在原因和后果,CIRS与总部位于多哈的以青年为导向的社会倡议组织Silatech合作,发起了一项多学科研究计划。由于该地区的许多青年正在与社会和经济排斥的影响作斗争,本研究探讨了青年管理和应对该地区各种社会经济和政治制约因素的方式,以及支持青年生活各个方面的政策潜力。此外,这项研究倡议考察了中东青年集体再生新意识和形成动员新方法的方式。作为该倡议一部分的原始研究论文将作为《穆斯林世界》2017年的特刊发表。
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Youth in the Middle East
While some of MENA’s recent macro-economic and political developments have created further obstacles for the region’s youth, young peoples’ responses to these constraints have differed remarkably. As such, the process by which we expand our understanding of young people should be informed by a wider perspective: the aspirations of youth and their senses of identity as well as the economic and political contexts that confront them. How individuals manage the challenges they face, and how youth mobilize collectively to deal with those overarching constraints faced in the region, are likely influenced by diverse factors related to their gendered, national, urban, tribal, cultural, and religious differences. To explore the underlying causes and consequences of these complexities, CIRS launched a multi-disciplinary research initiative in collaboration with Silatech, a Doha-based and youth-oriented social initiative organization. As many of the region’s youth are contending with the effects of social and economic exclusion, this research explores the ways in which youth manage and respond to various socioeconomic and political constraints across the region, as well as the potentials of policy to support various aspects of youth’s lives. Additionally, this research initiative examines the ways in which Middle Eastern youth collectively regenerate a new consciousness and forge novel methods of mobilization. The original research papers produced as part of this initiative will be published as a special issue of The Muslim World in 2017.
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