Youth moves
Subtitle: identities and education in global perspective
By: edited by Nadine Dolby and Fazal Rizvi.
Contributors: Dolby, Nadine, 1964-; Rizvi, Fazal, 1950-
Series: Critical youth studies
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2007
Place of publication: New York, N.Y
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780415955621; 9780415955638
Subjects: Youth -- Social conditions; Youth -- Cross-cultural studies; Transnationalism; Popular culture; Education and globalization
Genres: Cross-cultural studies.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: youth, mobility, and identity / Nadine Dolby and Fazal Rizvi; title: New times, new identities; title: The global corporate curriculum and the young cyberfleneur as global citizen / Jane Kenway and Elizabeth Bullen; title: Shoot the elephant: antagonistic identities, neo-marxist nostalgia, and the remorselessly vanishing past / Cameron McCarthy and Jennifer Logue; title: New textual worlds: young people and computer games / Catherine Beavis; title: Diasporic youth: rethinking borders and boundaries in the new modernity; title: Consuming difference: stylish hybridity, diasporic identity, and the politics of culture / Michael Giardina; title: Diasporan moves: African Canadian youth and identity formation / Jennifer Kelly; title: Popular culture and recognition: narratives of youth and Latinidad / Angharad Valdivia; title: Mobile students in liquid modernity: negotiating the politics of transnational identities / Parlo Singh and Catherine Doherty; title: Youth and the global context: transforming us where we live; title: The children of liberalization: youth agency and globalization in India / Ritty Lukose; title: Youth cultures of consumption in Johannesburg / Sarah Nuttall; title: Identities for neoliberal times: constructing enterprising selves in an American suburb / Peter Demerath and Jill Lynch; title: Disciplining "Generation M": the paradox of creating a "local" national identity in an era of "global" flows / Aaron Koh; title: Marginalization, identity formation, and empowerment: youth's struggles for self and social justice / David Quijada.