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Part I. Just Trying To Fit In
1. ‘Shining’ in Public: Masculine Assertion and Anxiety in Globalizing Kerala / Ritty A. Lukose
2. There will be a lot of old young men going home”: Combat and Becoming a Man / Anne Irwin
3. Institutionalizing an Extended Youth Phase in Chinese Society: Social Class and Sex Differences in the Pursuit of the Personal and the Pragmatic / William Jankowiak, Robert Moore, and Tianshu Pan
Part II. Making Do in Changing Times
4. Young Men’s Struggles for Adulthood in Urban Ethiopia: Unemployment, Masculinity, and Migration / Daniel Mains
5. Gendered Modernities and Traditions: Masculinity and Nationalism in the Society Islands / Deborah A. Elliston
6. Good Hearts or Big Bellies: Dzmak’atsoba and Images of Masculinity in the Republic of Georgia / Martin Demant Frederiksen
7. Being ‘Made’ Through Conflict: Masculine Hardening in Northern Ireland / Rosellen Roche
PART III: DEALING WITH BEING ‘TROUBLE’
8. Young Men, Trouble, and the Law: A French Case / Susan J. Terrio
9. Incarcerable Subjects: Working-Class Black and Latino Male Youth in Two California Cities / Victor M. Rios and Cesar Rodrigue
10. Managing Urban Disorder? ‘The Street’ and its Malcontents in the London Borough of Camden / Gary Armstrong and James Rosbrook-Thompson
11. Big Man System, Short Life Culture / Gillian Evans.
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The Rumble of Nostalgia: Francis Ford Coppola’s Vision of Boyhood / Molly Lewis
Thatcher’s Sons? 1980s Boyhood in British Cinema, 2005-2010 / Andy Pope
When Jackie Coogan Had His Hair Cut: Masculinity, Maturity, and the Movies in the 1920s / Peter W. Lee
"I Am Trying" to Perform Like an Ideal Boy: The Construction of Boyhood through Corporal Punishment and Educational Discipline in Taare Zameen Par / Natasha Anand
Back in Time Yet of His Time: Marty McFly as a 1980s Teenage Boy Role Model / Daniel Smith-Rowsey
Non-Transitional Adolescences in The City and the Pillar and Other Voices, Other Rooms / Chung-Hao Ku.
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Boys at Gender-Play Inside the Muscular Christian Ideal / Janet McDonald.
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