Edited by Xavier Úcar, Full Professor of Social Pedagogy, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Edited by Pere Soler-Masó, Associate Professor, University of Girona, and Edited by Anna Planas-Lladó, Associate Professor, University of Girona

Xavier Úcar, PhD, is Full Professor of Social Pedagogy at Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona and Past Chairman of the Iberoamerican Society of Social Pedagogy (SIPS). Pere Soler-Masó, PhD, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Pedagogy at the University of Girona. He is a member of Research Group in Policies, Programs and Sociocultural and Educational Services (GRES) at the University of Girona's Institute of Educational Research. Anna Planas-Lladó is an Associate Professor in the Department of Pedagogy, Social Education Degree Coordinator, and member of the Institute of Educational Research at the University of Girona.

[Copyedited files not available in MOB]

"Generally, the chapters are of very high standard – with clear aims and even some innovative approaches. Some of the chapters excel at showing solid theoretical and mostly robust methodological foundations. They demonstrate a broad knowledge of and interesting links to the local environments and social pedagogical interventions and work with young people." - Niels Rosendal Jensen, Aarhus University, European Journal of Social Work

"These ideas transmit and reflect a series of possibilities that Social Pedagogy, from a theoretical, methodological, and practical perspective can offer pedagogues and social educators, as well as other professionals in their accompaniment processes to young people, which makes this book is a necessary and interesting tool both on a theoretical and practical level." - Bárbara Mariana Gutiérrez Pérez, Universidad de Salamanca, PEDAGOGÍA SOCIAL. REVISTA INTERUNIVERSITARIA/Journal of research in social pedagogy (translated)

"All in all, the book offers an attractive read" - Jacob Kornbeck, Österreichisches Jahrbuch für Soziale Arbeit/Annual Review of Social Work and Social Pedagogy in Austria