Titlebook: Urban Multiculture; Youth, Politics and Malcolm James Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 youth.race.urban.cult

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Negative Politics,year, the London Olympics was the pinnacle of commercialised jingoism and neoliberal body politics. Located in the northeast corner of Newham, not far from the youth club I worked at, the River Lea had once again become the centre of empire, this time sponsored by Coca-Cola and Adidas rather than th

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The Multicultural Future, impending desires of so-called Generation Y.— the cohort of children born between 1979 and 2000 (Hoffman 2007; Lancaster and Stillman 2010; Lazarevic and Petrovic-Lazarevic 2007; O’Neill 2009; Quinn 2005; Tapscott 2009; Yarrow and O’Donnell 2009). These educated, middle-class, wealthy young men and

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Conclusions and Political Endnotes,don was temporarily coloured by the difficulties of doing youth work in ‘the cuts’, and all that that entailed. It was only after going back over three years’ ethnographic material — field notes, interviews and videos — and thinking more broadly about Leyham and the other youth clubs that so many mo

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Territory,to understanding these different, and interrelated, practices is an appreciation for the ways in which race, gender and masculinity are imbricated into the fabric of the city — that is, the ways in which exclusive and inclusive racial, classed and gendered geographies of the city relate to post-code

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