... youth rebellion cooptation The two World Wars that we have witnessed in this half century, while dismantling the moral structure of contemporary humanity, have intensified the worldwide crisis of youth. —Celestino Porte Petit, professor of penal law and strong supporter of President Miguel Alemán...

...). Drawing on the Western literature on youth rebellion, it compares the social history of the two countries in terms of structural similarities, and presents some general conclusions about the nature of youth rebellion and how it should best be understood within its particular national and historical...

... Revolution 1959 existentialism Mourselas Kostas Taylor Diana Bacopoulou Halls Aliki “state of exception” theater historical context New Greek Theater radicalism international student movement stage of emergency late 1960s youth rebellion discontinuity participatory performance resistance...

... and the Levant IS Muslim immigrant population Adelman Victroff radicalization models social ecology Jihadism Jihadist terrorism youth identity youth rebellion “Radicalization” is the term used to designate the process of becoming a terrorist. This usage, however, is quite recent. In his definitive...

...Has China in the 1980s gone through a phase of “youth rebellion” comparable with that represented in films such as Rebel Without a Cause (1954), Look Back in Anger (1959), or Easy Rider (1969)? This study is an attempt to look for evidence...