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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Frontispiece -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Subject and Setting -- Table of Contents -- List of Illustrations -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1 The Background of the Study -- Chapter 2 Housing Problems and High Flats in Glasgow -- Chapter 3 Method of the Study -- Chapter 4 General Information About the Housing Studied -- Chapter 5 Physical Character of the Flats: Tenants' Views -- Chapter 6 Physical Character of the Estates: Tenants' Views -- Chapter 7 The Services and Facilities at Three Estates -- Chapter 8 The Older Tenants -- Chapter 9 Families with Children -- Chapter 10 Other Types of Household -- Chapter 11 High Flats and Social Contacts -- Chapter 12 The Case for Investment in Staff -- Chapter 13 Conclusions -- Appendices: -- A: Basic Information on Examples of Multi-Storey Housing Visited in Areas Other Than Glasgow. 1968 -- B: Number of and Reasons for Tenants' Movement Out of 5 Estates -- C: Graffiti -- D: Facilities Within 1/2 Mile Radius of Estate -- E: A Note on Lift Waiting Times and Failures -- F: Tenants' Associations and Kindred Bodies -- 1 An Analysis of 13 Tenants' Associations -- 2 Cranhill Tenants' Association. Statement of Income and Expenditure -- 3 Scotstoun House Social Club. Application Form -- G: Extra-Mural Course, New Homes and New Neighbours -- H: Tables -- J: The Jeely Piece Song (Courtesy of Scotia Kinnaird).

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Table of Contents -- New Foreword -- Foreword -- Introduction -- I: The Object of the Research -- II: The Selected Town - Radby -- III: The Field of Study -- A. Method -- B. Facts Relating to the Five Delinquency Areas -- C. Pilot Survey -- D. Dyke Street and Gladstone Road - A Comparison -- E. Carnation Street Area and the Knoll Estate. Introduction to the 5-Point Scale Range -- F. The 5-Point Scale Range of Households -- IV: Conclusions -- V: Appendices -- A. Childrens's Paintings and Writings -- B. Interviewing Schedule -- C. Map of Radby.

First published in 1954, this title is the report of an inquiry into adolescents' reactions to their local youth groups. Besides answering the question "Who joins what?" the book describes some of the hopes, pleasures and difficulties of adolescents suggesting the importance of "my friends," the closely-knit set who mean so much.