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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-59177-9e and dynamic, as engines for social transformation. The political role of the youth as builders of the future is routinely registered in several different sectors of society. Several authors have also emphasised youth as historical actors, as agents of change within a variety of spheres (Gordon, 19

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Introduction: Ibero-American Youth in the Twenty-First Century,e and dynamic, as engines for social transformation. The political role of the youth as builders of the future is routinely registered in several different sectors of society. Several authors have also emphasised youth as historical actors, as agents of change within a variety of spheres (Gordon, 19

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Between the Street and the Gallery: Trajectories of “Pixadores” and Graffiti Writers in Lisbon and Ss and dynamics that expand the field of possibilities. Therefore, it is possible to observe the interaction of multiple social fields that involve the street, the gallery, the museum, or the private spaces. In this chapter, we intend to discuss these issues based on a research project involving the

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Introduction: Ibero-American Youth in the Twenty-First Century,is is an age and social group that is frequently targeted for scrutiny and diagnosis by public authorities. Secondly, it is a hyper-represented category in media and cultural industries that contributes to the formation of cultural myths and youth models. These social narratives produce an idea with

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(Neighbourhood Gangs) and Gentrification: Racialised Youth as an Urban Frontier Against the Elitisapace in certain working-class outskirts of Madrid. But what happens when all this is implemented in a popular suburban neighbourhood, historically the territory of anti-capitalist left-leaning movements? What meanings, uses, enmities and alliances does the concept of gentrification then help to deve

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