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From the Borders and Edges: Youth Cultures, Arts, Urban Areas and Crime Preventionve power of the arts regarding the possibilities of inclusion of youth cultures in the city and the prevention of crime and deviance, thus examining the main approaches, methodologies and projects based on arts-based research, highlighting their potential to create a strategy of social cohesion and sustainable development.

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The Role of the Perception of Fear in the Disintegration of Neighborhoods and the Appearance of Crimn elements present in the neighborhood are also analyzed, in order to consider their state at the time of the research; in this way and through the experiences and perceptions of the inhabitants, we can correlate the integration of communities and feelings of insecurity.

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Francesc Guillén Lasierraways of sharing resources and caretaking” (Bradway and Freeman 9). Indeed, a crisis of care caused by the dismantling of the structures of care under neoliberalism remains in the background of many articulations of queer kinship. This essay argues that a theorization of care can trace the complicate

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Anke Schr?der,Melanie Schlüter,Maurice Illi me,” Neil Tennant sings, “I tried not to do it.” Indeed, reimagining gay youth usually involves painful memories of hostility and sweet moments of revelation, realization, and coming to terms with one’s sexual otherness as well. The complexity of gay adolescence and its politics of effeminacy are r

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