| Board of Advisors Editorial Board Objectives Reader Scope Language Circulation Instructions to Contributors Date of Publication Order Form |
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| Issue Number |
Publishing Date |
Feature |
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| Volume 1, Issue No. 1 (Serial No.
1) |
January 1998 |
¡@Youth Policy in the SAR Administration |
| Volume 1, Issue No. 2 (Serial No.
2) |
July 1998 |
¡@Youth Crime and Support for Rehabilitation |
| Volume 2, Issue No. 1 (Serial No.
3) |
January 1999 |
¡@Youth and Politics |
| Volume 2, Issue No. 2 (Serial No.
4) |
July 1999 |
¡@The New Generation under Economic Restructuring |
| Volume 3, Issue No. 1 (Serial No.
5) |
January 2000 |
¡@Trends in Youth Development for the New Century |
| Volume 3, Issue No.
2 (Serial No. 6) |
July 2000 |
¡@Youth Leadership Training and Development for the New Century |
| Volume
4, Issue No. 1 (Serial No. 7) |
January 2001 |
¡@Health Crisis Facing the New Generation |
| Volume 4, Issue No. 2 (Serial No. 8) | July 2001 | The Spirit of Volunteering -- Role of the Third Sector |
| Volume
5, Issue No. 1 (Serial No. 9) |
January 2002 |
¡@Socio-Economic Development in Hong Kong and Changes in Family |
| Volume 5, Issue No. 2 (Serial No. 10) | July 2002 | ¡@Economic Globalization: The Problems and Solutions of Youth Employment |
| Volume 6, Issue No. 1 (Serial No. 11) | January 2003 |
¡@Building Up Social Capital : A United Effort |
| Volume 6, Issue No. 2 (Serial No. 12) | July 2003 |
¡@The Pearl River Delta: A New Option for Young People ? |
| Volume 7, Issue No. 1 (Serial No. 13) | January 2004 |
¡@Rethinking Healthy Life after the SARS Epidemic |
| Volume 7, Issue No. 2 (Serial No. 14) | July 2004 |
¡@Cultivating Creativity Among Young People |
| Volume 8, Issue No. 1 (Serial No. 15) | January 2005 |
¡@How to Enlarge the Cultural Space of Youth |
| Volume 8, Issue No. 2 (Serial No. 16) | July 2005 | ¡@Has Drug Abuse Become Casual ? |
| Volume 9, Issue No. 1 (Serial No. 17) | January 2006 | ¡@The Emerging Poverty Cycle |
| Volume 9, Issue No. 2 (Serial No. 18) | July 2006 | ¡@The Changing Dynamics of Family Relationships |
| Volume 10, Issue No. 1 (Serial No. 19) | January 2007 | ¡@A Closer Look at Youth Violence |
| Volume 10, Issue No. 2 (Serial No. 20) | July 2007 | Youth Development in the First Decade of the HKSAR |
| Volume 11, Issue No. 1 (Serial No. 21) | January 2008 | Can Social Enterprise Make a Difference? |
| Volume 11, Issue No. 2 (Serial No. 22) | July 2008 | Olympic Inspiration |
| Volume 12, Issue No. 1 (Serial No. 23) | January 2009 | Changing Faces of Young People ¢w¢w 60 Years After the Founding of the PRC |
| Volume 12, Issue No. 2 (Serial No. 24) | July 2009 | Finding a Way Forward for Youth Employment After the Financial Crisis |
Feature of Volume 13, Issue No. 1 (Serial No. 25): The Impact of Pearl River Delta Integration on Young People
Publishing Date: January 2010
Deadline for Submission of Articles : 30 September 2009
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| Prof. Edward CHEN, GBS, JP | Hon. Professor and Distinguished
Fellow Centre of Asian Studies, The University of Hong Kong |
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| The Hon. HUI Yin Fat, JP | Advisor China Charity Federation |
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| Prof. CHENG Kai Ming, SBS, JP | Senior Advisor to the Vice-Chancellor The University of Hong Kong |
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| Prof. Rance LEE, JP | Emeritus Professor Department of Sociology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
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| Prof. WONG Hoi Kwok, BBS, JP | Professor Department of Public and Social Administration The City University of Hong Kong |
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| Dr. CHOI Yuen Wan, SBS, JP | Hon. General Secretary The Breakthrough |
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| Prof. SHAN Guang Nai | Institute of Sociology Chinese Academy of Social Sciences |
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| Mr. SU Song Xing | the former Deputy Chairman China Youth & Children Research Association |
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| Prof. Richard P. S. WANG | General Secretary National Association of Volunteers, Taiwan |
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| Dr. Paul CHEUNG | Chief Statistician Department of Statistics, Singapore |
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| Dr. S. Vasoo | Associate Professorial Fellow Department of Social Work, National University of Singapore |
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| Chair of the Editorial Board | ||
| Dr. Rosanna WONG, JP | Executive Director The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups |
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| Editor-in-Chief | ||
| Prof. Daniel T. L. SHEK, BBS, JP | Chair Professor of Applied Social Sciences The Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
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| Editorial Board Members | ||
| Prof. Cecilia CHAN Lai Wan, JP | Director Centre on Behavioral Health, The University of Hong Kong |
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| Prof. CHENG Chi Ho, Howard | Associate Head Department of Applied Social Sciences, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
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| Ms. Christine FANG, BBS, JP | Chief Executive Hong Kong Council of Social Service |
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| Prof. Albert LEE | Director Centre for Health Education and Health Promotion, The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
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| Mr. NG Shui Lai, BBS, JP | Chief Executive Hong Kong Christian Service |
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| Mr. TAI Hai Lap, BBS, JP | Principal Yan Oi Tong Tin Ka Ping Secondary School |
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| Mr. TSO Kai Lok | Principal Elegantia College |
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| Ms. Yolanda CHIU | Deputy Executive Director The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups |
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| Ms. Angela NGAI | Supervisor The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups |
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| Executive Editor | ||
| Ms. Amy YUEN | Development Officer The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups |
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| 1 . | To provide a forum for professional exchange in youth research, services, theories and practice in youth work; |
| 2 . | To advocate improvement in youth services, youth policy and youth legislations. |
Readers of the Journal of Youth
Studies are primarily those involved in youth services and research, including social
workers, educators, medical practitioners, academics and experts, as well as senior
government officials and policy-makers.
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The Journal of Youth Studies is mainly published in Chinese. Articles in English are also welcome. To facilitate reading, articles are included with abstracts in both Chinese and English languages.
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Besides regular readers on our subscription list,
the Journal will be circulated to government departments, policy-makers, education
institutes, social service organizations, youth academics and experts, as well as
university libraries in Hong Kong, Mainland China, Taiwan, Macau, Singapore and other
countries.
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| 1 . | Manuscripts should be sent to: The Editor, Journal of Youth Studies, The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups, 4/F., The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups Building, 21 Pak Fuk Road, North Point, Hong Kong. | |
| 2. | Articles should be under 8,000 words in general. | |
| 3 . | Manuscripts should not be concurrently submitted to more than one journal. | |
| 4. | If the manuscript is accepted for publication, copyright of the article should be assigned exclusively to the Journal of Youth Studies. | |
| 5. | Three type-written, double-space copies of the manuscript should be submitted. | |
| 6 . | Manuscripts in electronic format are encouraged. Please submit the text file in a 3.5" floppy diskette together with the printed copies. Alternatively, the file can be sent via internet. The email address of the editor is: yr@hkfyg.org.hk | |
| 7 . | The front page of the manuscript should include the title, author, institution of the author, post in the institution and the complete mailing address. The second page should include abstracts in both Chinese and English for not more than 150 words each (the editor may provide assistance in translation on author's request). | |
| 8. | Manuscripts are subjected to revision on the request of the Editorial Board. The Journal of Youth Studies reserves the right to reject the manuscripts. | |
| 9 . | Five copies of the current issue of the Journal of Youth Studies will be provided complimentarily to authors of the selected articles. | |
Two issues of the Journal will be published every year, in January and July.
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