Juvenile Delinquency Causes And Control 4th Edition



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'This is a revision of a core text for the juvenile delinquency course, taught either out of sociology or criminal justice.

Author: Robert Agnew

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O Juvenile Delinquency: Causes and Control, 4th ed. Brezina o Additional readings are posted as PDF files or HTML files on Blackboard The syllabus, assignments, handouts, etc. Will be available online via Blackboard. Outlines of Power Point presentations will also be posted chronologically. Course Description. We have written this fourth edition of Juvenile Delinquency: The Core in an attempt to help answer these questions in a concise, forthright, and objective manner. The study of juvenile delinquency is a dynamic, ever-changing field of scientific inquiry in which the theories, concepts, and processes are constantly evolving. Another factor positively correlated with juvenile delinquency is a teen’s regular exposure to violence. This is one of the major causes of juvenile crime, particularly violent juvenile crime. Exposure to violence takes many forms: abuse at the hands of a parent or another household member, or witnessing domestic violence between two other household members.

ISBN: 0199828148

Causes Of Juvenile Delinquency Articles

Category: Social Science

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Juvenile Delinquency Causes And Control 4th Edition 5th

'This is a revision of a core text for the juvenile delinquency course, taught either out of sociology or criminal justice. One of the challenges in teaching this course is that, while students are inherently interested in the subject matter, they can get overwhelmed by the theory, which is the heart of the course. Instead of attempting to cover every variation on every theory ever developed, Robert Agnew and Timothy Brezina summarize the main theoretical points that students need to understand, and presents them clearly and accessibly. The text is organized around three major questions: 1) What is the nature and extent of delinquency? 2) What are the causes of delinquency? 3) What strategies should we employ to control deniquency? This question-centeredapproach is the core of the book'--