Philosophy of punk: more than noise by Craig O'haraIntroduction by Marc Bayard
Preface by the author
Why Punk: Background comparisons with previous art movements; some defining characteristics of punk.
Media Misrepresentations: How television, glossy magazines, and mindless mass media have done their best to defang the beast.
Skinheads: Who they are, where they're from and do they have to do with punk anyway.
Intra-Movement Communication: Fanzines-communcation from the Xerox machine to the underground.

Anarchism: An alternative to existing systems. What it is and why it is embraced by punks all over the world. The failure of "bought and paid for" politicians has ensured a counterculture receptive to the idea that we would be better off without these vampires.

Gender Issues: Sexism, feminism and open homosexuality.
Environmentalism and Ecological Concerns: The ideas and techniques of Earth First, ALF, and others have found a comfortable home in the punk scene.
Straight Edge: A movement that went from being a minor threat to a convervative, conformist no threat.
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Portuguese Skinhead Interview (2000)March Of The Mods! (1979 Article)
Uma vez 'skins', 'skins' para sempre (Courrier Internacional)
Cock Sparrer - Down On The Street (Big Cheese Magazine Article)
The Specials (Mojo Magazine Article - May 2008)

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