Super Girls, Gangstas, Freeters, and Xenomaniacs

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List of Contributors	p. vii
Introduction Cross-Cultural Visions of Youth and Modernity	p. 1
Gender and Generation
Mobile Phones and the "Commercialization" of Relationships Expressions of Masculinity in Southern Mozambique	p. 25
Claiming Youth, the Modern Feminine Self, and Womanhood in Northern Namibia	p. 42
Still a Child? Liminality and the Construction of Youthful Masculinities in Japan	p. 58
Mass-Mediated Modernities
Gendered Modernities among Rural Indigenous Fijian Children	p. 85
Androgynous Beauty, Virtual Sisterhood Stardom, Fandom, and Chinese Talent Shows under Globalization	p. 104
Teenage Girls and Global Television Performing the "New" Hindi Film Song	p. 125
Youth as a Symbol of Modernity's Contentions
Xenomania Globalized and Gendered Discourses of the Nation in Cyprus	p. 147
Children as Barometers of Social Decay Perceptions of Child Sex Tourism in Goa, India	p. 166
Agency and Refining Youth Identities
Negotiating Agency Local Youth Activism in Aotearoa-New Zealand	p. 193
Imagining Papua New Guinean Cultural Modernities in Urban Australia Youth, Cultural Schools, and Informal Education	p. 211
Islanders among a Sea of Gangs Diasporic Masculinities and Gang Culture among Tongan American Youth	p. 230
References	p. 253
Index	p. 283
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