Throughout the 20th century, the importance of youth and music has been paramount in the development of British popular culture. While in London, I was able to investigate one of the most influential of these subcultures: punk. The uniqueness of the punk movement was not only in its ideology, which consisted of overt nihilism and an anti-establishment mentality, but also in the attention it received. It was this rebellious nature that made punk popular; however, it also ensured its demise.

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Creator

• Ingari, Jessica.

Publisher

• Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Identifier

• 00A001M

Advisor

• Weeks, Douglas G.
• Hansen, Peter H.

Year

• 2000

Center

• Wall Street-FinTech Project Center (London) - MQP

Date created

• 2000-01-01

Resource type

• Major Qualifying Project

Major

• Computer Science

Rights statement

• In Copyright