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New Directions in the Study of Youth and Society: a Comment

most comprehensive statement on the subject available to scholars today. Granted the honor of commenting on its adequacy, I find myself in the unaccustomed and rather embarrassing intellectual position of having little to add or dispute. The double issue in question is a veritable tour de force which, in seven chapters covering 128 pages, encompasses the broadest possible range of relevant subjects; including the dynamics of individual aging, age segregation, age stratification, age group differences, cohort analysis, socialization agents, processes and outcomes, sociopolitical generations and youth movements, inter-generational relations in families and schools, ideologies and historical periods, societal reproduction and transformation, etc. In addition, there is