Youth crime and juvenile justice Vol. I : Juvenile corrections

By:

Goldson Barry

Contributor(s):

Muncie John

Publication details: New Delhi Sage Publications 2009Description: 367p xvISBN:

9781847870643

Subject(s):

1. Juvenile Delinquency 2. Juvenile Justice - Administration Of

DDC classification:

364.360000 GOL-II

Contents:

Content: VOLUME 2: JUVENILE CORRECTIONS Part Five: Welfare, Justice and Risk Management Children in Trouble Home Office (1968) Wider, Stronger and Different Nets: The dialectics of criminal justice reform J. Austin and B. Krisberg Corporatism: The third model of juvenile justice J. Pratt Explaining and Preventing Crime: The globalisation of knowledge D. Farrington Predicting Criminality?: Risk factors, neighbourhood influence and desistance C. Webster, R. MacDonald and M. Simpson Restorative Justice for Juveniles: Just a technique or a fully fledged alternative? L. Walgrave Part Six: Punitiveness Entitlement to Cruelty: The end of welfare and the punitive mentality in the United States J. Simon Deadly symbiosis: When ghetto and prison meet and mesh L. Wacquant Waiver and Juvenile Justice Reform: Widening the punitive net A. Merlo, P. Benekos and W. Cook Taking Liberties: Policy and the punitive turn B. Goldson Girls at Risk? Reflections on changing attitudes to young women's offending A. Worrall Part Seven: International and Comparative Youth Justice Trends in International Juvenile Justice: What conclusions can be drawn? J. Junger-Tas The Globalization of Crime Control - the Case of Youth and Juvenile Justice: Neo-liberalism, policy convergence and international conventions J. Muncie Public Safety and the Management of Fear R. Van Swaaningen Law and order as a Leftist Project?: The case of Sweden H. Tham Conferencing in Australia and New Zealand: Variations, research findings and prospects K. Daly Italy: A lesson in tolerance? D. Nelken Youth Crime and Crime Control in Contemporary Japan M. Fenwick

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	SC/ST Section (NAB Compactor)	364.36 GOL-II (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not For Loan	Price for the entire Set of Volumes		29745

Content:
VOLUME 2: JUVENILE CORRECTIONS
Part Five: Welfare, Justice and Risk Management
Children in Trouble
Home Office (1968)
Wider, Stronger and Different Nets: The dialectics of criminal justice reform J. Austin and B. Krisberg
Corporatism: The third model of juvenile justice J. Pratt
Explaining and Preventing Crime: The globalisation of knowledge D. Farrington
Predicting Criminality?: Risk factors, neighbourhood influence and desistance C. Webster, R. MacDonald and M. Simpson
Restorative Justice for Juveniles: Just a technique or a fully fledged alternative? L. Walgrave
Part Six: Punitiveness
Entitlement to Cruelty: The end of welfare and the punitive mentality in the United States J. Simon
Deadly symbiosis: When ghetto and prison meet and mesh L. Wacquant
Waiver and Juvenile Justice Reform: Widening the punitive net A. Merlo, P. Benekos and W. Cook
Taking Liberties: Policy and the punitive turn B. Goldson
Girls at Risk? Reflections on changing attitudes to young women's offending A. Worrall
Part Seven: International and Comparative Youth Justice
Trends in International Juvenile Justice: What conclusions can be drawn? J. Junger-Tas
The Globalization of Crime Control - the Case of Youth and Juvenile Justice: Neo-liberalism, policy convergence and international conventions J. Muncie
Public Safety and the Management of Fear R. Van Swaaningen
Law and order as a Leftist Project?: The case of Sweden H. Tham
Conferencing in Australia and New Zealand: Variations, research findings and prospects K. Daly
Italy: A lesson in tolerance? D. Nelken
Youth Crime and Crime Control in Contemporary Japan M. Fenwick

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