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Lecture Materials

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 Troubles of Youth Lecture Materials

 

On this page you will find a brief lecture outline (hopefully before the lecture):sorry - the audio files are proving too big for the site. Click on the relevant links to access the materials.

 

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Semester Two

 


 

 

Lec 2 - Restorative Justice.ppt 

 


 

 

Lecture Three: Schools, Delinquency and Crime 

 

Seminar Exercise for Education, Exclusions and Crime:

Please read the following document, and be ready to "Role Play: Seminar - education and exclusion.doc 

 


 

 

Lecture Four: Families, Crime and Delinquency

 


 

 

Lecture Five: Anti-Social Behaviour -   

 

Anti-Social Behaviour.ppt

 

Related Reading:

 

ICPR Report : ASBreport ICPR.pdf 

 

Sampson and Raudenbush:  Sampson and Raudenbush.pdf 

 

Perceptions and Experiences of Anti-social Behaviour:

 

Millie - Finding a Balance.pdf 

 

 

 

 

Semester One

 

 Lecture One: Introduction

 


 

Lecture Two: Criminological Theory

 Lecture 2 Summary.doc

 


 

Lecture Three: Contemporary Experience of Youth

 

 Lec 3 - Summary.doc

 

Freedom's Orphans Summary

 

Geoff Pearson CJM

 


Lecture Four: The Social Construction of Childhood and Youth

 

Lec 4 - Summary.doc

 

warner - adolescents from hell.doc

 

welch at al - moral panic over youth violence.pdf

 

 

Hendrick: Children and Childhood

 

 


Lecture Five: Video: You're Not Splitting up my Family

 

No notes for this week, of course, but a really intersting and unique documentary. It charts the story of a family: a father, his mother, and his two twin sons. The son's mother had died 4 years prior to the start of the film, which looks at the various interventions made into the two sons lives, mainly by social services.  This is interesting, but what I would like you to think about, and chart in some way, is the way the two boys move from one intervention to another, how their personal relationships change and affect them, and increasingly from one form of problematic behaviour to another. What are the influences on their lives (good and bad): could anything have been done differently for them: what were there own roles in determining the pathways they took as they grew up?

 

Try and make some notes, and we will pick up on these themes in the seminar in the week beginning 29th October.


 

Lecture Six: Pathways into, and out of, Crime

 

This lecture will pick up on some of the themes of last week's video, and will look at the research into "pathways". The links below will be useful as a starting point.

 

 

Lec 6 Summary Notes.doc 

 

KEY READINGS

 

Age and the Explanation of Crime: Hirschi and Gottfreson 

 

laub and sampson - understanding desistance.pdf

 

Terrie Moffitt - Adolescence-Limited and Life-course Persistent Antisocisl Behavior: A developmental taxonomy

 

 

ADDITIONAL READINGS

 

Why do the Young Turn to Crime: ESRC report

 

Patterns underlying the Age-Crime Curve 

 

SCOPIC Studies  (SCOPIC= Social Contexts of Pathways in Crime)

 


 

 

Lecture Seven: Risk Factors in Offending

 

 

Lec 7 Young People and Risk.doc 

 

 

David Farrington - Criminal Careers research in the UK.pdf 

 


 

 

Lecture Eight: Youth Culture and Sucbculture

 

 

Lec 8 Youth Culture and Identity.doc 

 

 

Richard Wright et al - The Foreground Dynamics of Street Robbery 

 


 

 

Lecture Nine: The Politics of Youth Justice

 

Lec 9 - The Politics of Youth Justice.doc

 

 


 

 

Lecture Ten: Imprisonment

 

Custody Statistical Briefing.doc

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