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Isbn 13: 9798189942648

Dr. Utpal Chakraborty The Gen Z Phenomena: Understanding a Generation Shaped by Change lit

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Every generation is misunderstood while it is young. Generation Z may be the most observed, discussed and judged generation in history.

Born into a world of smartphones, social media, global uncertainty and rapidly changing values, Gen Z is often described as direct, casual, anxious, technology-dependent and resistant to authority. But do these descriptions reveal who they truly are, or only how older generations perceive them?

The Gen Z Phenomena presents a balanced and thoughtful exploration of the generation that is already reshaping families, education, workplaces, relationships, politics, religion and society.

Drawing upon psychological analysis, international research and examples from India, Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas and the Middle East, the book examines:

  • Why Gen Z values truth, authenticity and direct communication
  • How parenting, education and economic uncertainty shaped their thinking
  • The benefits and psychological costs of smartphones and social media
  • Their approach to family, love, friendship, boundaries and responsibility
  • Their political, social, national and spiritual outlook
  • Why Gen Z appears similar across countries, yet remains deeply diverse
  • Whether they can carry major responsibilities and lead institutions, governments and nations
This book neither glorifies nor condemns Gen Z. It separates evidence from stereotypes and examines both the strengths and contradictions of a generation shaped by unprecedented change.

Written for young people, parents, educators, employers, policymakers and anyone seeking to understand the future, this is ultimately a book about building a more honest and constructive relationship between generations.

Número de páginas :158
Isbn 13 :9798189942648
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