Youth in America: Transitions to Adulthood and Disconnected Youths

Explore the evolving landscape of the American transition to adulthood in this detailed study. As traditional milestones like marriage and establishing a household face delays, this book provides a deep look into how the lives of young people have shifted in the 21st century. Focusing on individuals aged 14 to 24, the text examines the impact of increased educational attainment and the subsequent delays in entering the labor force. It addresses the social issues and trends that define the modern experience for youth in the United States. By analyzing status and trend data, this work offers a clear perspective on how changing social structures affect the path to independence and the challenges faced by disconnected youths today.