Youth culture and mass media in Indonesia by Darmanto Jatman.

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AMIC Seminar on Youth Culture and the Media : Bangkok, Aug 13-15, 1987 : [contents]

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AMIC Seminar on Youth Culture and the Media : Bangkok, Aug 13-15, 1987 : [report]

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AMIC Seminar on Youth Culture and the Media : Bangkok, Aug 13-15, 1987 : [programme and list of participants]

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Subculture’s not dead! Checking the pulse of subculture studies through a review of ‘Subcultures, Popular Music and Political Change’ and ‘Youth Cultures and Subcultures : Australian perspectives’ by Williams, James Patrick

“…Empirical studies of youth cultures and subcultures continue to flourish alongside active theoretical progression and debates within and across a variety of intellectual traditions. …”
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新谣研究：国族意识、文化认同与青年文化———以梁文福和黄宏墨为例 = National consciousness, cultural identity, and youth culture: revisiting the xinyao of Liang Wern Fook and Wong Hong Mok by 邹佩颖 Chow, Pei Ying

“…Keywords: Xinyao, National Consciousness, Cultural Identity, Youth Culture, Singapore…”
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新谣前后的歌曲研究 ：论梁文福歌词中的青春文化、怀旧情怀和国族叙事 = Research on pre-post Xinyao songs : youth culture, nostalgia and nation in the lyrical works of Liang Wern Fook by 蔡丽婷 Chua, Li Ting

“…This thesis will be divided into three main parts: Firstly, youth culture, which includes, love, friendship and family ties. …”
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Portraits of youth in Philippine films by Cruz, Isagani R.

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Magazine use among Malaysian youths : a uses and gratifications perspective by Idid, Syed Arabi.

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Mass media and teen culture in Singapore : an exploratory study by Valbuena, Victor T., Lock, Yut Kum.

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Fertility related attitudes and behaviors of Philippine youth by Jimenez, Maria Carmen C.

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The study of family communication pattern and mass media exposure of the juvenile in Bangkok by Cheyjunya, Patchanee, Lerklang, Pratoom

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The lifestyle and values of young people in Singapore, and the way they relate to the family, peer groups; and media exposure by Pates, Irene.

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Feeling the disconnect : tension between author’s content and novel’s form in Super Sad True Love Story. by Lee, Jennifer Ching-Mei.

“…Although Shteyngart argues against the changes wrought by digital and youth culture through the content of the novel, its reinvented form undermines his efforts to assert authorial power. …”
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Kidults culture in Singapore. by Huang, Esther Xinhuang., Ng, Stacey Li Kuan., Wang, Jieying.

“…The term “kidult’’ was first coined by New York Times journalist Peter Martin in 1985, to describe adults who enjoy being a part of youth culture, retain and display certain elements of childlikeness.…”
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Nokia, marketing mobile phones in China. by Poon, Yee Mei., Sng, Sheane., Tan, Wei Xiong.

“…This in-depth study analyzes Nokia in the context of China’s effervescent mobile internet industry and provides insights on China’s diverse consumer tastes, extensive channel networks, divergent market trends and the emergence of youth culture. Major themes discussed include Nokia’s marketing strategies in China against its competitors, Samsung, Motorola and Ningbo Bird. …”
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Islamic Revivalism and Muslim Consumer Ethics by Kamaludeen Mohamed Nasir

“…Yet, its discussion must consider the critical roles played by Muslim youth and their consumption of new media because the latter has a profound effect on shaping and directing popular Muslim youth cultures. Muslim consumer ethics encompass the moral and humanistic dimension of living in a globalized world as an extension of an individual’s religious practice. …”
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What ‘Hipsters’ talk about when they talk about hipsters : an ethnography of hipsterdom in Singapore. by Chua, Jeremy Ming Li.

“…With hipsterdom’s roots in North America, local ‘hipsters’ reflect Massey’s (1998) portrayal of youth cultures, as “hybrid cultures… [which] involve active importation, adoption and adaptation” (p. 122-123). …”
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Muslim Girl Culture and Social Control in Southeast Asia: Exploring the Hijabista and Hijabster Phenomena by Williams, James Patrick, Kamaludeen Mohamed Nasir

“…While research on youth cultures in Southeast Asia has traditionally focused on crime, class, and delinquency among adolescent and young-adult males, the 21st century has seen an increase in research on the intersections among youth, religion, popular culture, media, identity, and consumption. …”
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