About the Journal of Applied Youth Studies (JAYS)
The Journal of Applied Youth Studies (JAYS) publishes research-based and/or practice-informed analysis of young people and youth work, with a particular focus on the Australasia, Pacific and South East Asia regions. JAYS is published by the Centre for Applied Youth Research (CAYR), a not-for-profit incorporated organisation based in Hobart, Tasmania. It is produced in partnership with the Asia Institute Tasmania.
JAYS includes papers across the practice-research-policy continuum, and is interdisciplinary in orientation. It strives to present youth issues and research in an accessible and reader-friendly fashion while retaining scholarly integrity. All articles in the Journal are peer reviewed, including those papers of particular relevance to practitioners working directly with young people, as part of the mission of the Journal is to support and enhance a wide variety of contributions from the field. Each submission is evaluated on the basis of the quality and importance of its analysis and evaluation of substantive youth issues, youth work interventions and youth affairs policies. A prime concern is that the Journal reaches the widest possible audience.
The material in the Journal of Applied Youth Studies is copyright. Persons seeking permission to reprint articles should contact the Academic Editor.
General information about JAYS is available as a pdf.
Volume 1, issue 1 of the Journal of Applied Youth Studies was published in July 2015.
Volume 1, issue 2 was published in March 2016.
Volume 1, issue 3 was published in August 2016.
Volume 1, issue 4 was published in January 2017.
Volume 2, issue 1 was published in June 2017.
Subscription to the journal is included in membership of the Centre for Applied Youth Research. To become a member, please go to the CAYR Membership Checkout page.
If you are a member of CAYR, you have full access to v.1. n1., v.1, n.2, v.1, n.3, v.1, n.4 and v.2, n.1 of JAYS.
Information for contributors to JAYS can be found at: http://cayr.info/submissions-to-jays/
The JAYS peer reviewer’s report form is available for download as a pdf.
Academic Editor
Rob White
Editors
Sheila Allison
Sue Headley
International Editorial Board
Sarah Baker
Griffith University
Fiona Beals
Wellington Institute of Technology
Judith Bessant
RMIT University
Rosalyn Black
Deakin University
Robyn Broadbent
Victoria University
Joanne Bryant
University of New South Wales
Patrick Burke
Youth Work Ireland
Jane Burns
Inspire Foundation
Trudi Cooper
Edith Cowan University
Tim Corney
Victoria University
Jen Couch
Australian Catholic University
Ann Dadich
University of Western Sydney
Robyn Dixon
The University of Auckland
Kathy Edwards
RMIT University
Michael Emslie
RMIT University
Ian Fyfe
The University of Edinburgh
Ken Harland
University of Ulster
Anita Harris
Deakin University
Lyn Harrison
Deakin University
Siri Hettige
University of Colombo, Sri Lanka
John Howard
University of New South Wales
Steven Krauss
Universiti Putra Malaysia
Lloyd Martin
Praxis Network
Lyn McGaurr
University of Tasmania
Pam Nilan
The University of Newcastle
Jon Ord
University College Plymouth St Mark & St John
Megan Price
Queensland Health
Kitty Te Riele
University of Tasmania
Brady Robards
Monash University
Erica Smith
Federation University Australia
Heather Stewart
Centre for Multicultural Youth
Steven Threadgold
The University of Newcastle
M.C. (Greetje) Timmerman
University of Groningen
Ariadne Vromen
The University of Sydney
Ruth Webber
Australian Catholic University
Rob White
University of Tasmania
Ani Wierenga
The University of Melbourne
Victor Wong
Hong Kong Baptist University
Dan Woodman
The University of Melbourne
Paul Wyles
Office for Children, Youth & Family Support, ACT Government
Johanna Wyn
The University of Melbourne
