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Richard G MacKenzie¹

¹Division of Adolescent Medicine, Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, USA. rmackenzie@chla.usc.edu

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Area of Science:

Sociology
Democracy Studies
Youth Development

Background:

Mongolia is transitioning from a nomadic past to a 21st-century democracy.
This transition presents challenges to traditional lifestyles and values.
Young adults face disparities between tradition, Western influences, and new freedoms.

Purpose of the Study:

To examine the unique challenges and opportunities for Mongolian youth during societal transition.
To explore the role of adolescents and young adults in shaping Mongolia's democratic future.
To identify key determinants for successful societal change and youth development.

Main Methods:

Qualitative analysis of societal changes and youth experiences.
Application of psychobiological and socio-ecological models.
Exploration of health and educational resource limitations.

Main Results:

Young Mongolians are at the nexus of tradition and modernity, facing developmental and societal pressures.
Limited resources hinder the ability to address the threats and opportunities confronting youth.
Youth possess the energy and future investment crucial for navigating Mongolia's transformation.

Conclusions:

Investing in Mongolian youth is essential for successful democratic and societal transition.
Addressing personal and public health, alongside socio-political factors, is critical.
Empowering youth as 'warriors of the 21st century' will guide Mongolia's future.