Mark Jayne Knihy

This text investigates the mutual and dynamic relationship between urban development and consumption. It uses case studies and illustrations from North America, Europe and Asia.

Focusing on children's perspectives, this book examines their understandings and experiences of alcohol consumption within the context of family life. It integrates research from diverse disciplines, including geography, sociology, psychology, and childhood studies, to provide a comprehensive analysis of how children perceive and interact with alcohol. The exploration highlights the significance of familial influences and societal norms in shaping children's attitudes toward alcohol.