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100	1		_aPRUITT Lesley
245			_aYouth, peace & security: _bgender matters in Asia and the Pacific/ _cLesley Pruitt
260			_c2021
520			_aYouth have long been involved in informal peacebuilding, and the United Nations' recent adoption of the Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) Agenda makes space for more formal involvement. These policy developments echo scholarship highlighting gender as crucial to understanding the roles and experiences of young people across a range of conflict-affected settings. This understanding is necessary to ensuring gender-equitable youth peacebuilding efforts. Yet much remains to be done in theory, policy, and practice to pursue these ends. This work will necessarily involve considering the diverse roles gender may play in young people's everyday experiences of peacebuilding across a range of settings. The majority of the world's young people reside in Asia and the Pacific. Yet, more research on YPS is needed in the region, particularly when it comes to accounting for gender. Reflecting on existing research, this article considers learnings to date and seeks to develop a future research agenda.
650			_aYOUTH _xPEACE _xSECURITY _xGENDER _xASIA _xPACIFIC
773			_aGlobal Change, Peace & Security: _gVol 33, No. 3, October 2021, pp.241-257
598			_aYOUTH, SECURITY, ASIAPAC
856			_uhttps://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14781158.2021.1971964 _zClick here for full text
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