The Arabic cities are prominent sites for the articulation and public manifestation of resistance and protests against injustice, despotism, poverty, and discrimination.Youths, the main initiators of the Arab Spring, stand at the epicenter.This volume highlights their daily scope of action within economic constraints and governmental control, as well as their role within political orders. The contributions show how resistance and new initiatives change current social models and how new ideas of home are negotiated. The intensive on-site studies offer a differentiated view of the wide scope of adolescence in the cities of the Arab world.