Jungsein in Deutschland

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The book provides a comprehensive overview of youth experiences in Germany, exploring various dimensions of their lives. It begins by examining political, value-based, and religious aspects, highlighting generational experiences and rapid changes. Key topics include perspectives on unification, differences in values between old and new federal states, cultural orientations, political engagement, and religious beliefs, emphasizing the tension between individual design and tradition. The narrative shifts to youth as a distinct life phase, discussing the evolving self-perception of young people, transitions in their biographies, and the interplay between education and work. It addresses significant life events and patterns during childhood and youth, as well as their time orientations, future plans, and identity formation. The book also delves into developmental trajectories and associated risks, focusing on physical development and psychosocial transitions. It analyzes leisure activities and personal time management among youth, considering influences from peers and adults. Lastly, it explores family dynamics, including intergenerational relationships, educational capital, and the process of leaving the parental home. The appendix offers insights into the sample and methodologies used in the research, providing a thorough understanding of the complexities surrounding youth in contemporary Germany.