Teenage Troubles: Youth and Deviance in Canada, third edition, offers a comprehensive analysis that questions conventional thinking about youthful misbehaviour. The social construction of youth problems and the nature of popular images of deviant youth are contrasted with the realities ofadolescent deviance as measured by official and unofficial accounts. Subcultural theory is thoroughly explained and then applied to the main arenas in which adolescent subcultures emerge: high school and the street. Female delinquency is also covered in detail-a topic area that is often overlookedby traditional studies of youth deviance. New to this third edition is a chapter on youth gangs, an issue of increasing importance to the public discourse on law and order issues in Canada. Teenage Troubles takes a uniquely Canadian perspective on youth and deviance that will both engage andenlighten readers.