Päivi Honkatukia is Professor of Youth Research at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Tampere University, Finland.Tiina Rättilä is Researcher and Project Manager at the University of Eastern Finland, Finland.

• IntroductionPart I: Structures and new models of youth participation1. Youth and law drafting – developing quality youth participation in legislative processes and courtrooms2. Experimenting with youth-centred e-participation – the case of the Virtual Council3. Intergenerational justice and learning: from responsibilisation of young people towards sustainable well-being and environmental citizenship4. Governance of young people’s participation: critical reflectionsPart II: Critical views from the margins5. Young adults’ perceptions of citizenship outside and beyond labour market citizenship6. "Am I not a lovely green-and-red, a watermelon?" Young people negotiating political participation from marginalised positions7. Young people’s climate activism on the move – case FinlandPart III: To be(come) seen and heard – but how and how to study it?8. Participatory research with young people – too little, too much, too romanticised? Reflections on co-research with young refugees9. Co-constructing knowledge of refugee youths’ lives in Finland – epistemological notes10. Exploring the future together with young people – methodological considerations on playfulness, joy and silence as forms of participation11. "How on Earth does one find a job in Finland?" Reflections on using documentary film as research method in studying young asylum seekers’ employment prospectsConclusion