Routledge - Youth On Religion: Faith and Identity Book

In an era of increasing cultural and religious diversity within global cities, understanding the development of identity in young people is essential. Youth On Religion examines how young individuals navigate the complexities of faith and non-faith identities in modern urban settings. This book explores the various influences that shape these perspectives, including the roles played by families, friends, peers, teachers, and religious leaders. Beyond individual development, the text investigates how people from different cultural and faith backgrounds interact. It provides valuable insights into how members of diverse groups get along and offers perspectives from young people on how to reduce conflict. By looking at these social dynamics, the book provides a foundation for understanding how to promote social solidarity in diverse communities. This work is a significant resource for those studying the impact of globalization on youth identity and social cohesion.