Youth and COVID-19: long-lasting scars ahead?
This article focuses on the long-term effects or, as mentioned in the title, scars of the COVID-19 pandemic. Surveys conducted by youth organisations in July-August 2021 show that the predominant concerns of the youth revolve around mental health, education and employment. The article then dives in...
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Tübingen University
2023-03-01
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| author | Moritz Ader Miriam Allam Gamze Igrioglu |
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This article focuses on the long-term effects or, as mentioned in the title, scars of the COVID-19 pandemic. Surveys conducted by youth organisations in July-August 2021 show that the predominant concerns of the youth revolve around mental health, education and employment. The article then dives into the topics centred around the “disconnect” with democracy amongst the young people. Youth organisation’s trust in governments has decreased since the start of the pandemic. Several reasons and explanations are brought forward, including a lack of youth representation and inadequate support for vulnerable groups. The article then concludes with an account of what seems to promote an increase in government trust by OECD survey respondents.
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| spelling | doaj.art-d2c9e0dd0f8c4b16886293b69a6423242024-04-11T08:22:43ZengTübingen UniversityIntergenerational Justice Review2190-63352023-03-0172Youth and COVID-19: long-lasting scars ahead?Moritz AderMiriam AllamGamze Igrioglu This article focuses on the long-term effects or, as mentioned in the title, scars of the COVID-19 pandemic. Surveys conducted by youth organisations in July-August 2021 show that the predominant concerns of the youth revolve around mental health, education and employment. The article then dives into the topics centred around the “disconnect” with democracy amongst the young people. Youth organisation’s trust in governments has decreased since the start of the pandemic. Several reasons and explanations are brought forward, including a lack of youth representation and inadequate support for vulnerable groups. The article then concludes with an account of what seems to promote an increase in government trust by OECD survey respondents. https://igjr.org/ojs/index.php/igjr/article/view/942 |
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