Y&P Archive: Issue 100
 
				
100th Anniversary Edition.
- Reflections of youth policy: twenty-five years of Youth and Policy
 Bernard Davis
- Young people’s rights: children’s rights or adults’ rights?
 Priscilla Alderson
- ‘The end of certainty’: policy regime change and Australian youth policy 1983-2008
 Judith Bessant
- Youth work and youth policy in the Republic of Ireland 1983-2008: ‘Still haven’t found what we’re looking for…?’
 Maurice Devlin
- Youth policy in Wales
 John Rose
- European youth policy
 Howard Williamson
- The search for youth policy in the United States
 Joyce A. Walker and Dale A. Blyth
- Young people, central government and youth work
 Tom Wylie
- A plague on all our houses? Reflections on media coverage of young people
 Tim Burke
- The changing world’s view of Christian youth work
 Mary-Ann Clayton and Naomi Stanton
- The transformation of youth labour markets in the UK
 Bob Coles
- Experiencing youth poverty: a case study
 Roger Green and Bonnie Curran
- Could do better: education policy since 1983
 Tony Jeffs
 In from the margins and back again – 25 years of policy: young people, sexuality and gender
 Billie Oliver
- The changing shape of youth crime
 John Pitts
- Young people and illicit drug use: differentiated experiences and policy failures
 Tracey Shildrick
- Young people and leisure
 Kenneth Roberts
- Housing policy for young people: constructions and contradictions
 Mike Seal
- ‘Hiding out in the open’: young people and social class in the UK youth studies
 Tracey Shildrick
- Young people in the community
 Keith Popple
- From anti-oppressive practice to community cohesion
 Kalbir Shukra
- The making of leaving care policy 1971-2008
 Mike Stein
- Young people, politics and participation: a youth work perspective
 Tony Taylor
- Talk to Frank: youth lifestyles, branding and governmental rationality
 Patrick Turner
- Valuing youth work
 Tony Jeffs and Mark K. Smith
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Last Updated: 31 August 2017