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Youth, Jobs, and the Future: Problems and Prospects

side rational choice model is both thorough and convincing; however, his presentation of rational actor models of religion ignores demand side alternatives that focus on preference formation, normative constraints, and social networks. Researching Religion joins a growing set of recent works on methodological issues in the sociology of religion. Bruce’s book is an important work that should be read by any serious sociologist of religion. It is exceptionally well written and engaging, and it provides American readers with a thorough overview of research from the United Kingdom. I hope that it is also noticed by religious studies scholars outside of sociology. It should be required reading in religious studies.