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Contents Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 Part 1. Youth, Social Control, and Surveillance 1. Youth Experiences of Surveillance: A Cross- National Analysis 15 MARTIN RUCK, ANITA HARRIS, MICHELLE FINE, AND NICK FREUDENBERG 2. From the Outside Looking In: Young People’s Perceptions of Risk and Danger in an East London Borough 31 SIMON HALLSWORTH AND JANET RANSOM Part 2. Street Youth, Homelessness, and Displacement 3. Living Free: Nomadic Traveling Among Homeless Street Youth 47 MARNI FINKELSTEIN, RICHARD CURTIS, AND BARRY SPUNT 4. Street Youth in New York City and São Paulo: Deconstructing the Striking Differences, Global Similarities, and Local Specificities 62 BENEDITO RODRIGUES DOS SANTOS 5. Searching for Home: Russian Street Youth and the Criminal Community 77 SVETLANA STEPHENSON Part 3. Gangs and Street Cultures in the Globalized City 6. Social Control and Street Gangs in Los Angeles 95 JAMES DIEGO VIGIL 7. Youth Subcultures, Resistance, and the Street Organization in Late Modern New York 114 DAVID C. BROTHERTON

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