Growing Up in Times of Crisis

Marius Harring is Professor for school and youth research at the Johannes Gutenberg-University of Mainz in Germany. He was Head of the Department of Educational Science there until 2020. Harring spent five years as Director of the Center for Childhood and Youth Research at the University of Bielefeld (2010-2014). He earned his doctorate at the University of Bremen in the field of leisure settings of young people in deprived areas. Joining Friedrich Ebert Stiftung-youth studies in Global East as chairman of advisory board since 2016 - starting in Eastern Europe (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Croatia, North Macedonia, Romania and Serbia), continuing in Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. Currently leading the scientific advice in the Visegrád-countries, the Baltic states and Southeastern Europe. His research focuses on empirical youth, school and socialization research, formal, informal and non-formal education in and outside of school, teacher education, mixed methods.

Coping with Crises in Youth.- The Impact of Crises in Europe in the Past Decade.- Between Tradition and Modernization Between a New Dawn and Stagnation.- From dissatisfaction to passivity Young Hungarians in 2021.- Upheaval in Arab Mediterranean Societies Youth Participation in Politics.- Political Engagement and Political Views of Young People in Poland.- Voting before Blogging Political Participation of Youth in Slovakia.- Young Peoples Forms of Political Expression Radicalization Hostility to Democracy and Disintegration in Eastern Europe.- Young People in Ukraine.- Youth and Migration in Kyrgyzstan.- Yes to democracy but this is not what we had in mind Satisfaction with democracy among post Yugoslav youth in the 2008 2018 period.