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Nowadays humanitarian organisations are often keen to engage young displaced people in programmatic efforts. In such efforts attention is commonly paid to the impact of the social dynamics of gender. However, similar consideration of processes associated with age has been less apparent. This paper explains the importance of attending to the ‘age position’ of young refugees from two inter-related perspectives. Firstly, as a means to comprehend the forces that inform the expression of particular needs and aspirations by young people and, secondly, in order to grasp the historicity of their lives and of the larger displaced population. The paper then moves to offer a conceptual framework for investigating age position. The notion of ‘generation’ is central to this framework. Four distinct meanings of generation are identified and their application explored through reference to findings from research conducted in a Palestinian refugee camp in Jordan

Locating Young Refugees Historically: Attending to Age Position in Humanitarianism