Comments on: The delay between the inarguable and the acted-upon http://oneandfour.org/archives/2009/03/the_delay_between_the_inarguable_and_the_acted-upon.html Alex's Blog Thu, 09 Sep 2010 15:25:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on The delay between the inarguable and the acted-upon by: Agnapostate http://oneandfour.org/archives/2009/03/the_delay_between_the_inarguable_and_the_acted-upon.html#comment-11055 Mon, 04 May 2009 08:54:37 +0000 http://oneandfour.org/archives/2009/03/the_delay_between_the_inarguable_and_the_acted-upon.html#comment-11055 One source that I've unfortunately not given much thought to before now is authors of journal articles, who have been unfortunately neglected in favor of a few and far between number who've written books on YR topics. In my research of the literature on youth "competency" (typically considered in the context of ability to provide informed consent to medical procedures), I've come across a number of authors who'd presumably favor broadly YR or even liberationist principles. Now such people may not necessarily be well known, but their credentials allow them to command the respect that academics typically do, and they are a vital resource to consider. One source that I’ve unfortunately not given much thought to before now is authors of journal articles, who have been unfortunately neglected in favor of a few and far between number who’ve written books on YR topics.

In my research of the literature on youth “competency” (typically considered in the context of ability to provide informed consent to medical procedures), I’ve come across a number of authors who’d presumably favor broadly YR or even liberationist principles. Now such people may not necessarily be well known, but their credentials allow them to command the respect that academics typically do, and they are a vital resource to consider.

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