How Does Work Feature in Literature on Youth Participation in Violence?
Caitriona Dowd, March 2017
Summary
This paper explores the evidence available on the role of work in youth participation in violence, through a study of recent research and evidence in this field. The evidence review considers the role of ‘work’ broadly, seeking to go beyond restricted definitions of waged and formal sector employment or underemployment. It considers the role of formal and informal work, different forms of work, and the various potential roles – both positive and negative – that work may play in youth participation in violence.
Keywords
Youth violence conflict, labor, employment, work, evidence.
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