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Trapped bodies, moving minds: Uncertainty and migration among marginalised urban youth in Ethiopia

  • Vicky Johnson
  • , Melese Getu
  • , Milki Getachew
  • , Amid Ahmed
  • , Andy West

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摘要

This paper from YOUR World Research highlights and explores the role of positive uncertainty in lives, strategies and transitions towards adulthood of marginalised children and youth in two urban locations in Ethiopia. Young men and women embraced notions of positive uncertainty, making journeys to street situations and internationally in search of more hopeful futures. While youth navigate uncertainty positively in the short term, the research suggests this is temporal and their agency relational and embedded. They seek support from peers but still want to belong and be accepted by their families and communities.
源语言English
页(从-至)944-959
页数16
期刊Children & Society
35
DOI
出版状态Published - 30 6月 2021

联合国可持续发展目标

此成果有助于实现下列可持续发展目标:

  1. No poverty
    No poverty
  2. Gender equality
    Gender equality
  3. Decent work and economic growth
    Decent work and economic growth
  4. Reduced inequalities
    Reduced inequalities
  5. Peace justice and strong institutions
    Peace justice and strong institutions

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