Bibliography

Bibliography Sorted by Each of the 10 Principles

The list that follows is sorted by each of the 10 principles.

Context Setting I: Youth, Media, and Participation With or Without Technology

 

Context Setting II: Egalitarian Participatory Politics, What We Value, and Beyond

 

Principle 1––Why Does it Matter to Me?

 

Principle 2––How Much Should I Share?

 

Principle 3––How Do I Make it About More Than Myself?

 

Principle 4––Where Do We Start?

 

Principle 5––How Can We Make It Easy and Engaging for Others to Join In?

 

Principles 6­­––How Do We Get Wisdom from Crowds? & Principle 7––How Do We Handle the Downside of Crowds?

 

Principle 8––Does Raising Our Voices Count As Civic and Political Action?

 

Principle 9––How Do We Get From Voice to Change? & Principle 10––How Can I Find Allies?

 

Pedagogy of Participatory Politics

 

Other Resources from the YPP Research Network

Further comprehensive research conducted by the other YPP Research Network teams can be found at http://ypp.dmlcentral.net/publications

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