1st Edition
Gen Z Between Climate Crisis and Coronavirus Pandemic
Introduction
Chapter 1. The Climate Crisis is Just the Beginning: Who are the young protesters and what do they want?
Chapter 2. Greta’s Generation: The face of Gen Z?
Chapter 3. Solidarity versus Intergenerational Conflict: How Gen Z are engaging society
Chapter 4. Climate Protest versus Populism: Understanding Gen Z’s political orientation
Chapter 5. No Interest in Party Politics: Why do Gen Z feel alienated?
Chapter 6. The Digital Virtuosos: The power of media for communication and organisation
Chapter 7. Interactive Education: Demand for more digitalisation at school
Chapter 8. What Schools Lack: Developing knowledge and skills for life
Chapter 9. Who Falls Through the Cracks? The Experiences of disadvantaged youth
Chapter 10. Jobs in Transition: Navigating a shifting labour market
Chapter 11. The Private Lives of Generation Greta: Gender, sexuality and relationships
Chapter 12. Stuck Between the Climate Crisis and the Coronavirus Pandemic: Politicised for life
References
Index
Biography
Klaus Hurrelmann is Senior Professor of Social Sciences at the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin, Germany.
Erik Albrecht is a freelance radio journalist and international media development expert based in Berlin.
