The book "Sociocultural features of youth extremism", written by the author's team as part of Tuzikov A. R. , Zinurova R. and . , Gayazov E. B. , Alexeyev S. A. , is a deep and multifaceted study devoted to one of the most pressing problems of modern society. In the context of globalization and rapid changes in the social structure, young people are influenced by various ideologies and subcultures, which can lead to radicalization and extremist manifestations. Authors representing Kazan National Research Technological University offer readers a unique perspective on this complex and multi-layered topic. The book covers a wide range of issues related to youth extremism, ranging from its sociocultural roots to its implications for society. The authors analyze how social, economic and cultural factors influence the formation of extremist views among young people. They explore how youth subcultures, the internet and social media are becoming arenas for radical ideas to spread, and how this reflects broader sociocultural changes in society.[citation needed] This work will be of particular interest to researchers, sociologists, psychologists, educators and anyone involved in youth policy and social work. Students and graduate students studying social sciences will find valuable materials for their research and projects in it. The book will also be useful to parents and educators seeking to better understand the world of youth and prevent the possible negative consequences of radicalization. The topics raised in the book go beyond a simple analysis of youth extremism. The authors address issues of identity, social isolation, finding meaning and belonging, which makes their work relevant to a wide audience. They emphasize the importance of understanding the sociocultural context in which extremist ideas are formed, and offer ways to prevent and work with young people. The book becomes a kind of guide for those who want not only to understand, but also to change the situation, offering constructive solutions and recommendations. The style of the authors is distinguished by scientific rigor, supported by numerous examples and research, which makes the text accessible and understandable to a wide audience. They use an interdisciplinary approach, combining sociology, psychology and cultural studies, which allows a deeper understanding of the problem and its roots. The authors also turn to international experience, which adds additional value to the book and makes it relevant not only for Russia, but also for other countries. If you are looking for a book that will help you understand the complex issues of youth extremism, understand its causes and consequences, and find ways to solve this problem, “Sociocultural features of youth extremism” will become an indispensable source of knowledge. It will not only expand your horizons, but also help to form a deeper understanding of modern society and its challenges. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in this important topic and discover new perspectives that can change your perception of youth problems and their sociocultural aspects. The book will be a real discovery for all those interested in sociology, cultural studies and youth policy.