A European Youth Revolt

Chapter 1 Introduction: The Last Insurrection? Youth, Revolts and Social Movements in the 1980s

Chapter 2 Unrest or Social Movement? Some Conceptual Clarifications

Chapter 3 Vienna in March 1981: A ‘Puzzling Demonstration’ and Its Consequences

Chapter 4 A European Youth Revolt

Chapter 5 Beyond the Metropolises: Youth Centre Initiatives in the ‘Youth Revolt’ of 1980–81 in West Germany

Chapter 6 Revolt or Transgression? Squatted Houses and Meeting Places of the Heroin Scene in Zurich and Berlin as Spaces of Transgressive Youth

Chapter 7 Why Did It Not Happen Here? The Gradual Radicalization of the Anarchist Movement in Sweden 1980–90

Chapter 8 Not Only Riflusso: The Repression and Transformation of Radical Movements in Italy between 1978 and 1985

Chapter 9 Beyond Desencanto: The Slow Emergence of New Social Youth Movements in Spain During the Early 1980s

Chapter 11 The European ‘Disability Revolts’ of 1981: How Were They Related to the Youth Movement?

Chapter 12 Between Political Failure and Cultural Identity: The Emergence of the ‘Beur Movement’ in France in the 1980s

Chapter 13 A Place Called Johnny Rotten Square: The Ljubljana Punk Scene and the Subversion of Socialist Yugoslavia

Chapter 14 Punk against Communism: The Jarocin Rock Festival and Revolting Youth in 1980s Poland

Chapter 15 Riotous Assembly: British Punk’s Cultural Diaspora in the Summer of ’81

Chapter 16 Apathy, Subversion, and the Network Sublime: Envisioning Youth Unrest in West Germany, 1980–87

Chapter 17 Defining Political Dissidence: The Swiss Debate on the Riots of 1980–81

Chapter 18 From ‘Bloody Brixton’ to ‘Burning Britain’: Placing the Riots of 1981 in British Post-Imperial History