Context matters!? Insights from comparative research on immigrant adolescents' development (original) (raw)
This paper analyzes the complexities of immigrant adolescents' adaptation in diverse socio-cultural contexts, highlighting the need for comparative research due to differing experiences. The authors emphasize the significance of transactional research which incorporates diverse methodological perspectives, advocating for a more nuanced understanding of immigrant youth acculturation. By assembling studies from various countries and contexts, the special issue aims to address the specificity versus universality of findings and inspire further exploration in the field, ultimately guiding policymakers in fostering successful environments for immigrant adolescents.