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East Asian Youth Cultures Spring 2015

Globalized Identities, Localized Practices, and Social Transitions

Dwayne Dixon, Author

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Utilization of Social Capital by Precarious Youth

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Precarity    Social Capital    Freeters    Lesque    Enjo Kosai    Brian Huynh

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