Individualization in Childhood and Adolescence.

Intro -- Introduction: Comments on the Individualization Theorem -- Part 1. Theoretical Backgrounds -- 1. The Role of Individualization Theory in Adolescent Socialization -- 2. Childhood Between Individualization and Institutionalization -- 3. Health Impairments in Adolescence: The Biopsychosocial "Costs" of Modern Life-Style -- Part 2. Individualization and Politics -- 4. Youth and Politics: Destabilization of Political Orientations -- 5. The Syndrome of Right-Wing Extremism Among School Children - An East-West Comparison -- 6. Are Girls Less Political Than Boys? Research Strategies and Concepts for Gender Studies on 9 to 12-Years-Olds -- Part 3. Individualization and Relationship -- 7. Individualized Life Plans and Concepts of Partnership During Adolescence -- 8. "Kids'-Stuff Boys" and "Stuck-Up Little Madams:" 13- to 16-Year-Olds in School and Peer Group -- 9. Sexual Abuse in Childhood: Toward an Individual or Institutionalized Solution? -- Part 4. Individualization and Education -- 10. Educational Perspectives and Psychosocial Problems of East German Adolescents -- 11. Preschool Individualization: From an Authoritarian to a Consensus Mode of Motive Coordination -- 12. Human Capital Theory and the Individualization Theorem -- Part 5. Individualization and Leisure -- 13. Individualization and Youth Fashions -- 14. Adolescent Consumption: Demonstration or Compensation? -- 15. Sport and Social Integration During Adolescence -- Part 6. Individualization and Mass Media -- 16. Individualization Processes in the Media Society -- 17. The "Mediatization" of Childhood: Between Consumer Culture and Individuality.

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