This chapter discusses the larger study of punk scene participants in a local scene,
navigating the transition to adulthood. In a subcultural vein, punk is understood initially in …

Punk music, in its thirty‐odd‐year history, is traditionally conceived of as a youth subcultural
phenomenon. As one of many ways to rebel, kids might choose or find in punk rock an anti …

This article examines how older fans of punk rock articulate their continuing attachment to
the music and its associated visual style. While sociological research on popular music …

What does punk mean to older punk women? And how are such understandings interwoven
with experiences of ageing and gender? The complexity in defining punk has been noted …

What happens to punks, clubbers, goths, riot grrls, soulies, break-dancers and queer scene
participants as they become older? For decades, research on spectacular'youth cultures' …

What happens to punks, clubbers, goths, riot grrls, soulies, break-dancers and queer scene
participants as they become older? For decades, research on spectacular'youth cultures' …

The notion of youth as a distinctive, age-centred stage in life with its own identity grounded
in fashion, music and other cultural commodities first took shape during the mid-1950s with …

Punk had to die so that it could live. With the death of punk, classical subcultures died. What
had, by the 1970s, emerged as 'subcultures' were understood to be groups of youths who …

“Punk and Its Afterlives: Introduction” presents the special issue and stages an intervention
in the study of punk. Setting aside codified origin myths around punk, alternative histories …

This dissertation is a study of a musical subculture and how it illuminates changing ideas of
self and society in a pivotal decade in US history. Punk rock burst onto the Atlantic music …