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- 2012277263 contributor B12486368.
- 2012277263 contributor B12486369.
- 2012277263 created "2012.".
- 2012277263 date "2012".
- 2012277263 date "2012.".
- 2012277263 dateCopyrighted "2012.".
- 2012277263 description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [179]-193) and indexes.".
- 2012277263 description "Part 1: A theory of the political ecology of youth and crime. Introduction ; A Political Ecology of Human Development ; Power and Political Ecology ; Human Development and Social Identity ; Conclusion. -- Part 2 :The ecology of place and space. Introduction ; Social Disorganization in Disadvantaged Neighborhoods ; The Normalization of Crime, Risk and Danger in Place and Spaces ; The Ecology of 'Protection' in High Crime Areas ; Social Control and Regulation in High Crime Areas ; 'Feeling Safe' in Risky and Dangerous Places ; Place, Space and 'Disrupted' Lives ; Conclusion, -- Part 3 :Being criminal. Introduction ; Pro-social and Anti-social Childhood ; 'Ordinary Lives' ; Being Criminal: 'Things' Happen ; The 'Situating' and Management of Boredom ; 'Being a kid' and Social Ecology ; 'In the system' ; Assessment in Youth Justice ; Early Interventions for those 'at risk' ; Conclusion. -- Part 4: The ecology and culture of peer groups. Introduction ; Peer Groups as 'Delinquency Training' ; Peer Groups and Friendships ; Friends, 'Others' and the Contexts of Peer Relations ; Hanging Out, Going Out and 'Chilling Out' ; Peer Back-up on the Streets ; Peers, Conflict and Empowerment in School ; Changing Peer Groups ; Conclusion. -- Part 5: Education and crime. Introduction ; Accounts of Low Achievement and Low Commitment ; Permanent Exclusion from Mainstream Schools ; Acquiring Special Educational Needs ; Young People's Views on PRU's and Special Schools ; Alternative Provision and Pathways ; Conclusion. -- Part 6: The ecology of family relationships. Introduction ; Family Risk Factors in Developmental Criminology ; Young People and Families: Routines and Relationships ; Home Rules ; Family Roles and Young People's Offending ; The Impact of Offending and Interventions on Families ; Family Adversities ; Young People, Families, Risk and Resilience ; Conclusion. -- Part 7 :The ecology of being 'in care'. Introduction ; Being in Care as a 'risk factor' ; In and Out of Care ; The Nature of 'being in Care' ; The Social Ecology of Care: Diversity and Trajectories ; Managing Identities in Care ; The Importance of Peers and Friends ; The Social Care System and Risk ; Professional Intervention ; Conclusion. -- Conclusion: youth, crime and 'ordinary life' through an ecological lens. Ecological Impacts and the Bounding of 'Choice' ; The 'Nested' Qualities of Social Action ; Resilience as a Social Resource ; Power and Injustice in Political Ecology.".
- 2012277263 extent "viii, 203 p. ;".
- 2012277263 identifier "0230280536".
- 2012277263 identifier "9780230280533".
- 2012277263 issued "2012".
- 2012277263 issued "2012.".
- 2012277263 language "eng".
- 2012277263 publisher "Basingstoke, Hampshire : Palgrave Macmillan,".
- 2012277263 subject "364.36".
- 2012277263 subject "Crime Sociological aspects.".
- 2012277263 subject "Criminology.".
- 2012277263 subject "HV9069 .F67 2012".
- 2012277263 subject "Juvenile delinquency.".
- 2012277263 tableOfContents "Part 1: A theory of the political ecology of youth and crime. Introduction ; A Political Ecology of Human Development ; Power and Political Ecology ; Human Development and Social Identity ; Conclusion. -- Part 2 :The ecology of place and space. Introduction ; Social Disorganization in Disadvantaged Neighborhoods ; The Normalization of Crime, Risk and Danger in Place and Spaces ; The Ecology of 'Protection' in High Crime Areas ; Social Control and Regulation in High Crime Areas ; 'Feeling Safe' in Risky and Dangerous Places ; Place, Space and 'Disrupted' Lives ; Conclusion, -- Part 3 :Being criminal. Introduction ; Pro-social and Anti-social Childhood ; 'Ordinary Lives' ; Being Criminal: 'Things' Happen ; The 'Situating' and Management of Boredom ; 'Being a kid' and Social Ecology ; 'In the system' ; Assessment in Youth Justice ; Early Interventions for those 'at risk' ; Conclusion. -- Part 4: The ecology and culture of peer groups. Introduction ; Peer Groups as 'Delinquency Training' ; Peer Groups and Friendships ; Friends, 'Others' and the Contexts of Peer Relations ; Hanging Out, Going Out and 'Chilling Out' ; Peer Back-up on the Streets ; Peers, Conflict and Empowerment in School ; Changing Peer Groups ; Conclusion. -- Part 5: Education and crime. Introduction ; Accounts of Low Achievement and Low Commitment ; Permanent Exclusion from Mainstream Schools ; Acquiring Special Educational Needs ; Young People's Views on PRU's and Special Schools ; Alternative Provision and Pathways ; Conclusion. -- Part 6: The ecology of family relationships. Introduction ; Family Risk Factors in Developmental Criminology ; Young People and Families: Routines and Relationships ; Home Rules ; Family Roles and Young People's Offending ; The Impact of Offending and Interventions on Families ; Family Adversities ; Young People, Families, Risk and Resilience ; Conclusion. -- Part 7 :The ecology of being 'in care'. Introduction ; Being in Care as a 'risk factor' ; In and Out of Care ; The Nature of 'being in Care' ; The Social Ecology of Care: Diversity and Trajectories ; Managing Identities in Care ; The Importance of Peers and Friends ; The Social Care System and Risk ; Professional Intervention ; Conclusion. -- Conclusion: youth, crime and 'ordinary life' through an ecological lens. Ecological Impacts and the Bounding of 'Choice' ; The 'Nested' Qualities of Social Action ; Resilience as a Social Resource ; Power and Injustice in Political Ecology.".
- 2012277263 title "A political ecology of youth and crime / Alan France, Dorothy Bottrell, Derrick Armstrong.".
- 2012277263 type "text".