The New Families: Youth, Communes, and the Politics of Drugs

This hardcover edition is in fair condition, with a dust jacket that shows noticeable wear, including edge wear and small tears. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean, though yellowed with age. There are no inscriptions or library markings, making it a solid copy for collectors interested in sociology and cultural studies.

"The New Families: Youth, Communes, and the Politics of Drugs" by Ross V. Speck, published by Basic Books, Inc. in 1972, explores the dynamic cultural shifts of the 1970s, focusing on youth movements, communal living, and drug politics. This hardcover edition, printed in New York, features contributions from Jean Barr, Russell Eisenman, Edward Foulks, Arnold Goldman, and Joan Lincoln. The book delves into the sociology and politics of the era, offering insights into the counterculture movements that defined a generation. Its relevance persists today as a historical document of social change. The dust jacket shows signs of wear, with minor edge tears, reflecting its age and journey through time. This copy is ideal for collectors and those interested in cultural studies and the political landscape of the 1970s.