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Welcome to the Troubles of Youth Wiki!

 

This is the Wiki website for the Troubles of Youth unit, taught in the Department of Sociology, Manchester Metropolitan University. Currently, the site is fairly basic, but please feel free to contact me if there is something you wish to add.

 

Dan Ellingworth (d.m.ellingworth@mmu.ac.uk)

 

 Contents Table

    1. Unit Announcements
      1.  A Good Idea
      2. Unit Administration - this contains lecture outlines, class times and details of assessments etc.
      3. Lecture and Seminar Materials - this contains files of brief lecture notes, and associated readings and seminar questions.
      4. Additional Advice Sheet for Coursework 2: click Here

 

What to do for this week's seminar

Click Here to get to the "Family, Crime and Delinquency" page, where you will find a seminar reading by Jayne Mooney
Please remember to keep scrolling down to the bottom of this page!

 

 

Unit Announcements

 

 

 A Good Idea

 

A good idea has come in from Chris Fox. The Harm and Society produce a free email bulletin: you can sign up for either a daily or monthly bulletin covering crime, criminal justice and related issues. Just click on the site below to register:

 

Email bulletin sign-up

 

Example of What you Get 

 

As it stands, the wikisite has four sections

 

  1. Unit Administration - this contains lecture outlines, class times and details of assessments etc.

  2. Lecture and Seminar Materials - this contains files of brief lecture notes, and associated readings and seminar questions.

  3. Additional Advice Sheet for Coursework 2: click Here

 

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