The State-of-the-Art on youth, vulnerabilities, and violence: what do surveys tell us?

Studies on youth at the interface between vulnerabilities and violence already constitute a considerable corpus of knowledge in Brazil and Latin America. This bibliographic review identifies and describes articles published from 2006 to 2018 on youth, vulnerabilities, and violence in the fields of h...

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Published in:Saúde e sociedade 2020-01, Vol.29 (3), p.1
Main Authors: Takeitia, Beatriz Akemi, Gonçalves, Monica Villaça, de Oliveira, Suellen Pataro Alves Santos, Elisiario, Tatiane da Silva
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Access
Adolescents
Alcohol use
Anomie
Bullying
Child development
Children & youth
Data analysis
Drugs
Gender
Health problems
Health sciences
Humanities
Intervention
Keywords
Latin American cultural groups
Mental health
Protective factors
Public policy
Risk factors
Sexuality
Social sciences
Teenagers
Violence
Youth
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Summary:Studies on youth at the interface between vulnerabilities and violence already constitute a considerable corpus of knowledge in Brazil and Latin America. This bibliographic review identifies and describes articles published from 2006 to 2018 on youth, vulnerabilities, and violence in the fields of health and humanities and social sciences. The search included articles indexed in the databases: DOAJ, Cengage, Dialnet, Scopus, and Web of Science, all available at the CAPES periodical portal. A total of 192 articles were included: 132 from the health sciences and 60 from the humanities and social sciences. The articles were grouped into two thematic fields: territories of youth vulnerabilities and violence, and risk and protective factors against violence. Our results show the subject of youth and adolescence in the fields of knowledge is still addressed by problematic perspectives. When addressing the interface between youth vulnerabilities and violence, these fields often depict the problems arisen from this subject as an object of failure or anomie in the ways of being and living this stage of life.
ISSN:0104-1290
1984-0470
DOI:10.1590/S0104-12902020181118