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"Youth studies: an Australian perspective examines issues concerning young people, their place in society and the practices of human service professionals who work with them. The authors adopt four key principles in writing about young people. First, young people are not normal; second, the youth category is a social construction; third, young people are not a homogenous group, and fourth, young people are active agents in their own lives."--Back cover.
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