Sarah Pickard is Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, France. Her research addresses the interplay between young people, youth policy, political participation and protest in contemporary Britain.

• 1. Introduction: From 'Apathetic Youth' to DIO Politics and the 'Youthquake'. - Part 1. Terminology, Concepts and Debates on Young People's Political Participation. - 2. Young People, Youth and Generations. - 3. Defining and Measuring Political Participation and Young People. - 4. The Political Life Cycle, Period Effect, Generational Effects and the 'Youth Vote'. - 5. Young People, Citizenship and Citizenship Education. - Part 2. Young People, Political Parties and Electoral Participation. - 6. Political Parties, Political Leaders, Youth Policies and Young People. - 7. Youth Wings and Student Wings of Political Parties. - 8. Young People, Voter Registration, Voting, Elections and Referendums. - 9. Young People, the Voting Age and Votes at 16. - 10. Young People and the 2017 General Election: 'The Youthquake'. - Part 3. Young People and Non-electoral Political Participation. - 11. Trade Unions, Unionism and Young People. - 12. Young People and DIO Politics: Do-It-Ourselves Political Participation. - 13. Young People, Protest and Dissent. - 14. Criminalisation and Repression of Young People's Political Protest. - 15. Conclusions.

“This makes Politics, Protest and Young People not only relevant to students, academics and researchers within the fields of youth studies, sociology and political science; politicians, too, will find much to be gleaned from this book. … I therefore encourage youth sociologists to pick up the baton and build on Pickard’s superbly informative book by conducting interviews in which young people narrate their experiences of political participation and dissent in twenty-first century Britain.” (Julius Elster, Journal of Applied Youth Studies, Vol. 3, 2020)

Sarah Pickard is Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, France. Her research addresses the interplay between young people, youth policy, political participation and protest in contemporary Britain.

• 1. Introduction: From 'Apathetic Youth' to DIO Politics and the 'Youthquake'. - Part 1. Terminology, Concepts and Debates on Young People's Political Participation. - 2. Young People, Youth and Generations. - 3. Defining and Measuring Political Participation and Young People. - 4. The Political Life Cycle, Period Effect, Generational Effects and the 'Youth Vote'. - 5. Young People, Citizenship and Citizenship Education. - Part 2. Young People, Political Parties and Electoral Participation. - 6. Political Parties, Political Leaders, Youth Policies and Young People. - 7. Youth Wings and Student Wings of Political Parties. - 8. Young People, Voter Registration, Voting, Elections and Referendums. - 9. Young People, the Voting Age and Votes at 16. - 10. Young People and the 2017 General Election: 'The Youthquake'. - Part 3. Young People and Non-electoral Political Participation. - 11. Trade Unions, Unionism and Young People. - 12. Young People and DIO Politics: Do-It-Ourselves Political Participation. - 13. Young People, Protest and Dissent. - 14. Criminalisation and Repression of Young People's Political Protest. - 15. Conclusions.

“This makes Politics, Protest and Young People not only relevant to students, academics and researchers within the fields of youth studies, sociology and political science; politicians, too, will find much to be gleaned from this book. … I therefore encourage youth sociologists to pick up the baton and build on Pickard’s superbly informative book by conducting interviews in which young people narrate their experiences of political participation and dissent in twenty-first century Britain.” (Julius Elster, Journal of Applied Youth Studies, Vol. 3, 2020)

Sarah Pickard is Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, France. Her research addresses the interplay between young people, youth policy, political participation and protest in contemporary Britain.

• 1. Introduction: From 'Apathetic Youth' to DIO Politics and the 'Youthquake'. - Part 1. Terminology, Concepts and Debates on Young People's Political Participation. - 2. Young People, Youth and Generations. - 3. Defining and Measuring Political Participation and Young People. - 4. The Political Life Cycle, Period Effect, Generational Effects and the 'Youth Vote'. - 5. Young People, Citizenship and Citizenship Education. - Part 2. Young People, Political Parties and Electoral Participation. - 6. Political Parties, Political Leaders, Youth Policies and Young People. - 7. Youth Wings and Student Wings of Political Parties. - 8. Young People, Voter Registration, Voting, Elections and Referendums. - 9. Young People, the Voting Age and Votes at 16. - 10. Young People and the 2017 General Election: 'The Youthquake'. - Part 3. Young People and Non-electoral Political Participation. - 11. Trade Unions, Unionism and Young People. - 12. Young People and DIO Politics: Do-It-Ourselves Political Participation. - 13. Young People, Protest and Dissent. - 14. Criminalisation and Repression of Young People's Political Protest. - 15. Conclusions.

“This makes Politics, Protest and Young People not only relevant to students, academics and researchers within the fields of youth studies, sociology and political science; politicians, too, will find much to be gleaned from this book. … I therefore encourage youth sociologists to pick up the baton and build on Pickard’s superbly informative book by conducting interviews in which young people narrate their experiences of political participation and dissent in twenty-first century Britain.” (Julius Elster, Journal of Applied Youth Studies, Vol. 3, 2020)