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This journal aims to promote reflection and knowledge on youth and youth policies to better understand contemporary dynamics.

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Presentation

Agora débats/jeunesses is a journal that was created in 1995 at the initiative of the French National Institute for Youth and Community Education (INJEP). A research journal for the humanities and social sciences, Agora débats/jeunesses aims to promote reflection and knowledge on youth and youth policies to better understand contemporary dynamics.
This tri-annual journal consists of a central thematic section, with additional “varia” articles unrelated to the chosen theme. Each issue also includes new books in the field of youth and youth policies, most notably through book reviews.
A scientific journal led by an interdisciplinary editorial board, Agora débats/jeunesses is intended for researchers, but also policymakers, NGO leaders, and professionals, so that these actors can be apprised of the most recent research in the field. It thus contributes to supporting a dynamic research environment and encouraging collective discussion and debate.

Editor in chief

Yaëlle Amsellem-Mainguy, Research Officer, INJEP, member of CERLIS

Editorial Board

  • Maïténa Armagnague-Roucher, Lecturer, INS HEA, researcher at GRHAPES, associate at the Centre Emile Durkheim and at MIGRINTER
  • Yaëlle Amsellem-Mainguy, Research Officer, INJEP, member of CERLIS
  • Jean-Pierre Augustin, Professor, University of Bordeaux Montaigne, UMR Passages (CNRS)
  • Valérie Becquet, Professor, University of Cergy-Pontoise, member of the EMA research laboratory
  • Lila Belkacem, Lecturer, UPE, ESPE, LIRTES, OUIEP
  • Laurent Besse, Lecturer, Tours University Institute of Technology (IUT), Social Careers Department, UMR CITERES
  • Véronique Bordes, Professor, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès, UMR Education, training, work, knowledge (Education, formation, travail, savoir)
  • Jérôme Camus, Lecturer, Tours University Institute of Technology (IUT), Social Careers Department, UMR CITERES
  • Philippe Cordazzo, Professor, University Paris-Est-Créteil, member of LARGOTEC
  • Yves de Curraize, associate professor, University Paris-Est-Créteil
  • Henri Eckert, Professor, University of Poitiers, member of GRESCO
  • Julien Fuchs, Lecturer, University of Western Brittany
  • Sandra Gaviria, Lecturer, Le Havre University Institute of Technology (IUT), IDEES/CNRS
  • Jean-Francois Guillaume, Institute for Human and Social Sciences, University of Liège – Sart Tilman
  • Francine Labadie, Observatory Coordinator, INJEP
  • Francis Lebon, Lecturer, University of Paris-Est, member of LIRTES
  • Patricia Loncle, Professor, University of Rennes 1, member of CRAPE-ARENE
  • Aurélia Mardon, Lecturer, University of Sciences and Technologies at Lille (USTL), member of CLERSE
  • Emmanuelle Maunaye, Lecturer, University Rennes 1, member of CRAPE-ARENE
  • Nicolas Oppenchaïm, Lecturer, University of Tours
  • Geoffrey Pleyers, Professor, Catholic University of Louvain, researcher at the FNRS
  • Emmanuel Porte, Research officer, INJEP
  • Mustafa Poyraz, Instructor at the University of Évry and at the Institut de formation à l’animation
  • Goucem Redjimi, Research Officer, Observation Mission at the DRDJS d’Île-de-France, member of CRF/CNAM
  • Régis Revenin, Lecturer, University Paris Descartes, CERLIS, Associate Research at the Centre for Twentieth Century Social History
  • Jean-Claude Richez, Associate Research Officer, INJEP
  • Nicolas Sallée, Associate Professor, University of Montréal
  • François Sarfati, Lecturer, CNAM, LISE and the Centre for the Study of Work and Employment
  • Thomas Sauvadet, Lecturer, University Paris Est Créteil (LIRTES), University Insitute of Technology (IUT) Social Careers
  • Vincent Tiberj, Associate Professor, Sciences-Po Bordeaux
  • Elise Verley, Lecturer, University Paris Sorbonne, Member of GEMASS
  • Alain Vulbeau, Professor, University Paris-Ouest-Nanterre-La Défense


    • Instructions for authors

    Manuscripts are evaluated anonymously by two members of the editorial board.
    The thesis must be precise and clearly illustrate the theoretical framework upon which it is based.
    The author shall refer to empirical evidence and describe how this evidence was obtained.
    So as to make this research work available to a wider public, preference will be given to manuscripts with a thorough presentation and well-developed arguments expressed in clear and simple language. At the end of the peer-review process, the editorial board reserves the right to request changes to the substance and/or form of the manuscript either through direct consultation with the author, or by requesting a revision of the manuscript.
    Submitted manuscripts must not have been published previously.
    Authors shall receive a response within two months. This response may include suggestions to guide to the author in his revision. Upon acceptance of a manuscript, copyright is automatically transferred to the journal and the journal is authorized to publish the article online.
    Manuscripts must not exceed 30,000 characters (spaces, bibliography and notes included).

    Abstracting/Indexing

    AERES, IBSS (ProQuest)

    Contact

    Agora débats/jeunesses
    INJEP
    95, avenue de France
    75650 PARIS cedex 13

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    Other information

    Print ISSN : 1268-5666
    Online ISSN : 1968-3758
    Publisher : Presses de Sciences Po

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