Carles Feixa is Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Lleida (Catalonia-Spain). He is the author of several books including De jovenes, bandas y tribus (On Youth, Gangs and Tribes, Ariel, 1998, 5th edition 2012), and Global Youth? Hybrid Identities, Plural Worlds (edited with Pam Nilan, Routledge, 2006).Carmen Leccardi is Professor of Cultural Sociology at the University of Milano-Bicocca (Italy). Her latest books include Sociologie del tempo (Sociologies of Time, Laterza, 2009) and A New Youth? Young People, Generations and Family Life (edited with Elisabetta Ruspini, Ashgate, 2006). Pam Nilan is Professor of Sociology at the University of Newcastle (Australia). She has published three books on youth: Global Youth? Hybrid Identities, Plural Worlds (edited with Carles Feixa, Routledge, 2006), Australian Youth (Pearson, 2007), and Adolescents in Contemporary Indonesia (with L. Parker, Routledge, 2013).

• List of Tables, Figures and MapsList of ContributorsAcknowledgements Introduction: Chronotopes of YouthCarles Feixa, Carmen Leccardi and Pam NilanPART I. YOUNG TRANSNATIONALISTS (AND COSMOPOLITANS)ForewordCarmen Leccardi1. Young progressive activists in Europe: Scales, identity and agencyGeoffrey Pleyers2. Young people on the move: Cosmopolitan strategies in the transition to adulthoodIlenya Camozzi3. Forming Agora chronotopes from young people's political participation in transnational meetingsSofia Laine4. Atlantic Latino gangs. La Raza Latina, transnationalism and generationsLuca Queirolo Palmas5. Youth cultures in the new century: Cultural citizenship and cosmopolitanismCarmen LeccardiPART II. YOUNG GLOCALSForewordPam Nilan6. Juvenilising cultures: Illegal and legal road racing in Londrina, BrazilLeila Jeolás and Hagen Kordes7. The tattooed young body: A body still under suspicion?Vitor Sérgio Ferreira8. Hip-hop culture and youth in Lagos: The interface of globalisation and identity crisisNdukaeze Nwabueze9. Rap music and youth cultures in Iran: Serious or light?Mahmood Shahabi and Elham Golpoush-Nezhad10. Space, time and symbol in urban Indonesian schoolboy gangsPam NilanPART III. YOUNG PROTESTERSForewordCarles Feixa11. Occupying school buildings in the Greece of The Memorandum: Discursive formations around pupils' political activismYannis Pechtelidis12. From hara to midam: Public spaces of youth in CairoJosé Sánchez García13. Geographies of the European Spring: The case of #SpanishRevolutionJordi Nofre14. Youth movements, politics of identity and battles for visibility in neoliberal Chile: Penguin GenerationsÓscar Aguilera Ruiz15. The network as chronotope: Internet and political practices in the Colombian student movement MANE and Occupy São PauloLiliana Galindo Ramírez16. Reflections on #Occupy everywhere: Social media, public space, and emerging logics of aggregationJeffrey J. JurisPostscript: Youthtopia and the Chronotopical ImaginationCarles Feixa, Carmen Leccardi and Pam NilanAfterwordMichel Wieviorka Index