I was confident it would be well-argued. This was indeed the case, though I kept feeling it was the book that I had always refused to write. My view was that so many of the arguments presented are rather tired and the policy context dates so quickly. For a time, though, this book will be the one that is most up to date. And while it is in pole position, it is to be commended both for its range and depth. In particular, through connecting the worlds of youth policy - for example, education, training and justice - with the worlds of youth culture - for example, travelling, clubbing and drug taking - France has made connections that have hitherto been overlooked, though they have repeatedly been called for.
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