Abstract
The young generation is a key factor that any responsible society should take into account when thinking about building the future. Nowadays, understanding the characteristics, dreams and hopes of what has been called the Y generation is crucial for designing the Europe of tomorrow. The political, social and economic changes that have shaped our continent in the recent decades doubled by the tremendous development of communication technology have triggered special features of a whole generation of young people in love with the ever changing and upgrading communication devices but not very much interested in “the life of the city”.
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