Young People, Border Spaces and Revolutionary Imaginations/ Aitken, Stuart...[et al].

Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; 1. Overturning assumptions about young people, border spaces and revolutions; I Borders as Bricolage; 2. The importance of looking at the border from a young person's perspective; 3. Listening for spaces of ordinariness: Filipino-Canadian youths' transnational lives; 4. Narratives from the other side: the revelations and dynamics of a bi-national penpal program in border spaces; II Young People as La Frontera; 5. 'Not bad for a little migrant working kid'; 6. Glocalists in Tijuana: youth, cultural citizenship and cosmopolitan identity. 7. Play, work or activism? Broadening the connections between political and children's geographiesIII Border Spaces and Revolution; 8. Border rootedness as transformative resistance: youth overcoming violence and inspection in a US-Mexico border region; 9. Youth on the line and the No Borders movement; 10. Institutional borders, revolutionary imaginings and the becoming-adult of the child; 11. 'For every border, there is also a bridge': overturning borders in young Aboriginal peoples' lives; Index.