Youth Quotas and other Efficient Forms of Youth Participation in Ageing Societies

• Introduction: Youth Quotas - Mapping the Field: Jörg Tremmel, Antony Mason, Petter Haakenstad Godli, Igor Dimitrijoski.- What do Quotas do? Reflections on the Ubiquity and Justice of Quotas: Radostin Kaloianov.- Are Youth Quotas a Form of Ageism?: Tobias Hainz.- Better Procedure for Fairer Outcomes: Can Youth Quotas Increase our Chances of Meeting the Demands of Intergenerational Justice?: Juliana Bidadanure.- Can Youth Quotas Help Avoid Future Disasters? : Ivo Wallimann-Helmer.- Saving the Palnet by Empowering the Young? Anja Karnein and Dominic Roser.- Towards all Voices, From all Levels and in their Own Ways? A Discussion of the Youth Quotas Proposal as an Incremental Policy Innovation for Sustainability: Rafael Ziegler.- Encouraging and Supporting Children's Voices: Sarah-Jane Conrad, Claire Cassidy and Christian Mathis.- Democracy or Epistocracy? Aga as a Criterion of Who May Vote and Who May Not Vote: Jörg Tremmel and James Wilhelm.- Giving 16-year-olds the Vote. Experiences from Norway: Petter Haakenstad Godli.- Afterword: Libertarian Hesitations: Marcel Wissenburg.- List of Contributors.- Subject Index.

"The anthology Youth Quotas and other Efficient Forms of Youth Participation in Ageing Societies deals ... with the challenge of demographic change in Western countries and its implications for the youth. ... The anthology at hand lays the groundwork for further discussions and enables the reader to get to know the subject, as well as to engage with different ideas about youth participation in general." (Lena Sommerfeld, Intergenerational Justice Review, Issue 2, 2015)