Migrant Children and Youth

Loretta E. Bass is Professor of Sociology at the University of Oklahoma, USA, and outgoing series editor of Sociological Studies of Children & Youth. She has served in leadership positions in the American Sociological Association’s (ASA) Children and Youth Section, first as Newsletter Editor (1999-2003) and later as Chair of the Section (2010-12).

• Introduction to Migrant Children and Youth: Wellbeing and Integration around the World; Loretta E. Bass Chapter 1. Constraints and Life Chances of Second-Generation Migrant Children and Youth in South Korea; Eunchong Cho Chapter 2. The Talk in La Línea: Transborder Latinx Youths’ Protective Pedagogies; Estefanía Castañeda Pérez Chapter 3. The Experiences and Wellbeing Child Refugees from the Yugoslavian War in Exile in Czechoslovakia; Lucie Macková and Andrea Preissová Krejčí Chapter 4. Civic Integration of Displaced Youth: Immigrant Organizations and Police Athletic Leagues as Examples of Methods for Nonprofit Analyses; Afshan Paarlberg, Vernise Estorcien, and Patricia Snell Herzog Chapter 5. The Socio-economic Status of Pashtun Children after Migration Due to Climate Change; Zafar Khan Chapter 6. Racism and Mental Health for Children and Youth in the United States; Oyindamola A. Okuwa and Loretta E. Bass Chapter 7. The Influence of Transnational Cultural Capital on Black Immigrant and Refugee Youth Perspectives of School Discipline; Johanne Jean-Pierre, Maria Brisbane, Sabrin Hassan, Jonathan Bailey, and Hawa Barrie OPEN ACCESS