Siobhán Mcevoy-Levy
Biographic Data
| ID | 4488898 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Siobhán Mcevoy-Levy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Siobhán |
| FAMILY NAME | Mcevoy-Levy |
| SIGNATURE | MCEVOY-LEVY S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Butler University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Youth and sustainable peacebuilding
The Hunger Games
Disarming ‘Militainment’
Young people's popular culture consumption is a part of everyday life. Popular culture shapes young people's understandings of the world and their social interactions and is a site of values construction, identity formation and reproduction. Pop culture is one of the technologies through which everyday peace is understood and created within militarised societies. Young adult (YA) fiction that critiques war from within cultures of violence and ins…
Theorising youth and everyday peace(building)
The introductory essay presents a locally-grounded theoretical framework for studying youth and everyday peace(building). Drawing on examples from fieldwork as well as insights from the articles to follow in the journal, the essay highlights three interrelated and overlapping spheres of inquiry. First, it makes the case for examining the age-specific as well as gender-, and other contextually-specific roles of youth as they relate to everyday pea…
Stuck in circulation
Recent scholarship on the circulation of children and on the plight of youth trapped in transition in Africa and the Middle East recognizes – from two separate vantage points – how the circulation of children extends from and then reproduces violence. Displacement (forced and voluntary) and stuckness (the inability to transition from childhood to adulthood due to exclusionary economic and political structures) are two related outcomes for young p…
Youth, Violence and Conflict Transformation
American exceptionalism and US foreign policy
Theorising youth and everyday peace(building)
The introductory essay presents a locally-grounded theoretical framework for studying youth and everyday peace(building). Drawing on examples from fieldwork as well as insights from the articles to follow in the journal, the essay highlights three interrelated and overlapping spheres of inquiry. First, it makes the case for examining the age-specific as well as gender-, and other contextually-specific roles of youth as they relate to everyday pea…
Stuck in circulation
Recent scholarship on the circulation of children and on the plight of youth trapped in transition in Africa and the Middle East recognizes – from two separate vantage points – how the circulation of children extends from and then reproduces violence. Displacement (forced and voluntary) and stuckness (the inability to transition from childhood to adulthood due to exclusionary economic and political structures) are two related outcomes for young p…
The Hunger Games
Youth, Violence and Conflict Transformation
Disarming ‘Militainment’
Young people's popular culture consumption is a part of everyday life. Popular culture shapes young people's understandings of the world and their social interactions and is a site of values construction, identity formation and reproduction. Pop culture is one of the technologies through which everyday peace is understood and created within militarised societies. Young adult (YA) fiction that critiques war from within cultures of violence and ins…
Youth, Violence and Conflict Transformation
American exceptionalism and US foreign policy
Stuck in circulation
Recent scholarship on the circulation of children and on the plight of youth trapped in transition in Africa and the Middle East recognizes – from two separate vantage points – how the circulation of children extends from and then reproduces violence. Displacement (forced and voluntary) and stuckness (the inability to transition from childhood to adulthood due to exclusionary economic and political structures) are two related outcomes for young p…
Disarming ‘Militainment’
Young people's popular culture consumption is a part of everyday life. Popular culture shapes young people's understandings of the world and their social interactions and is a site of values construction, identity formation and reproduction. Pop culture is one of the technologies through which everyday peace is understood and created within militarised societies. Young adult (YA) fiction that critiques war from within cultures of violence and ins…
Theorising youth and everyday peace(building)
The introductory essay presents a locally-grounded theoretical framework for studying youth and everyday peace(building). Drawing on examples from fieldwork as well as insights from the articles to follow in the journal, the essay highlights three interrelated and overlapping spheres of inquiry. First, it makes the case for examining the age-specific as well as gender-, and other contextually-specific roles of youth as they relate to everyday pea…
The Hunger Games
Youth and sustainable peacebuilding
Political science (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender, Security, and Conflict (2 works) · Narrative (2 works) · Peace and Human Rights Education (2 works)