Tackling ‘Anti-Social Behaviour’ in Britain and New South Wales—a Preliminary Comparative Account

Martin, Greg

doi:10.1080/10345329.2011.12035894

Current Issues in Criminal Justice

2011

DOI: 10.1080/10345329.2011.12035894

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Tackling ‘Anti-Social Behaviour’ in Britain and New South Wales—a Preliminary Comparative Account

Greg Martin¹

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Exploring legacies of the baby boomers in the twenty-first century

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2021

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As the baby boomers neared retirement at the turn of the twentieth century, attention focused on what the future might look like for both them and succeeding generations. Public discourse about boomers often depicts them as a selfish and narcissistic generation that have benefitted from the largesse of the modern welfare state yet seem intent on denying those benefits to their children and grandchildren. Millennials have similarly been condemned as a ‘snowflake’ generation unwilling to accept the responsibilities of full-blown adulthood, though, unlike the boomers, they have experienced the negative effects of late capitalism, such as job insecurity, student debt and housing unaffordability. Sometimes disparities between boomers and millennials have been seen as producing a ‘generations war’. However, using generation as shorthand for what are often more complex issues suffers ‘generationalism’ insofar as it belies intragenerational heterogeneity, among other things. Drawing on sociological conceptions of generation, it is an aim of this article, and the contributions contained in this Special Section, to explore the veracity of claims made around generations, ‘generations at war’ and the legacies of baby boomers.

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Exploring legacies of the baby boomers in the twenty-first century

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2021

The Sociological Review

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Tackling ‘Anti-Social Behaviour’ in Britain and New South Wales—a Preliminary Comparative Account

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