Call for Chapters - Young People & the SDGs

Call for Chapters - Young People & the SDGs

Dr. Seth Brown, Associate Prof Scott Phillips and Dr. Meave Noonan, in partnership with academics from Deakin University, are editing a collection to be titled, Young People and the Sustainable Development Goals. This edited collection aims to explore issues in relation to young people and sustainable futures, as well as the current context of planetary crisis.

Call for Chapters in an edited collection to be titled, Young People and the Sustainable Development Goals.

This edited collection aims to provide not only a broad overview of research in relation to young people in the current context of planetary crisis but also a space for critical, innovative, imaginative, diverse and inclusive examinations of complex and often under-explored issues in relation to young people and sustainable futures.

The Companion will be published by Elgar Publishing as part of a series on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the Handbooks/Companion series.

Please have potential authors respond to the following email address: young.people.sustainable.futures@gmail.com

24 February 2022

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24 February 2022

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