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Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgments VII
3. Table of Contents IX
4. Tables and Figures in the Text XIV
5. Prologue 1
6. Part I. Youth and the Code of Informality
7. 1. The Changing Concept of Youth in Modern Societies 11
8. 2. Toward a Theory of Informality 21
9. Part II. Three Paradigms of Youth Movements
10. 3. The Emergence of European Youth Movements 41
11. 4. The Loose Youth Movement: The German Wandervogel 47
12. 5. The Established Youth Movement: The British Boy Scouts 55
13. 6. The "Official" Youth Movement: The Soviet Komsomol 63
14. 7. Conclusion: Informal Movements as Forerunners of Postmodern Youthfulness 71
15. Part III. The Combinative Type: Israeli Pioneering Youth Movements
16. 8. The Social Context of the Israeli Pioneering Youth Movements 77
17. 9. Major Israeli Movements in the "Golden Period" 83
18. 10. Major Transformative Patterns of the Israeli Youth Movements 91
19. 11. Informal Activities in the Israeli Youth Movements 103
20. 12. Informal Knowledge and Curricula 117
21. 13. Moratorium in Three Socialization Agencies: A Comparative View 147
22. 14. Informal Agencies of Socialization and Role Development 153
23. 15. Informal Framework and Civic Culture 169
24. 16. Preliminary Reflections on Western Youth: Europe and America 179
25. 17. Epilogue: Postmodern Variations of Informality 195
26. Appendix. A Comparative View: The Emergence of Postmodern Youthfulness in Non-Western Countries 207
27. References 217
28. Index 253