Youth Practices

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Youth Becomings and the Anti-Crisis of Kids in Global Japan

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Youth Practices

This tag denotes pages that discuss youth practices, especially skateboarding.

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Lesque, Japan's Underground Skate Company, Rakers: Mediated, Youth Gladiators on Skateboards at the End of the World, Situating Youth Studies within Globalization, Counterimaginary, Emiko: Every Tool is a Weapon, Habitus and Scapes, Staging the Shot, Picturing the City: Ryo, Skate Photographer and How to Get Legit Photos, Tokyo Skateboard Local, Tokyo as Neo-Techno-Future and Material Bodies as Counter-Affect, Global youth imaginary and the ethnographic site, Skaters in the City: Conflict, Evasion, Production, and Tense Relations, My globalized awareness through skate media and military bases, Conclusion: What is this Place Called? Japan's Kids and Becoming, Kikokushijo Academy: Reconstituting the Past and Mimicking the Family, Harajuku Drift View all tags

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Related: Lesque and Global Visibility, Collecting the Authentic City: Location Scouting in Cell Phone Photo Libraries, Departures, They Never Heal: Endless Questions, Busted, Failure, Skating, and the (Male) Body, Emiko: Every Tool is a Weapon, Lesque: On a Pacific Rim Periphery of Global Skating, Lesque: Homosocial Continuity Amid Global Drift, Harajuku Drift, Kids in the City, Takashi, the Stylist: Translating Cultural Cool, Getting the Make: Making It, Staging the Shot, Getting the Make, Getting the Data: Trance-Action, Lesque, Japan's Underground Skate Company, Disappearing at the Threshold, Lesque, Tokyo Skateboard Local, Unexpected Train Encounter: Saori's Sadness, Surviving Tokyo, Mami: Kikokushijo Identity and the Global Rhizome of Memory and Fantasy, Itoshin, Getting Close to Machine and Method, Lesque: Young Men at Work, Getting the Make, Getting the Data: A Total Machine on Screen, Lesque: The House--Skateboard Family As (Male) Youth Cult, Kikokushijo Academy: Reconstituting the Past and Mimicking the Family, Women Serving Men: Hostess Clubs and a Genealogy of Gendered, Affective Work, Conclusion: What is this Place Called? Japan's Kids and Becoming, Getting the Make, Erina and Creative Work at the Margins, Constituting the (Affective) Family in Disneyland Drag, Drifting Back: Uncanny Itineraries (Florida-Iwate-Tokyo)

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