Recently added articles from Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice:
- Self-control, child effects, and informal social control: a direct test of the primacy of sociogenic factors.
- Jan 01, 2008; Hardwick, K. Herbert ... More than a decade after the influential publication of Michael Gottfredson and Travis Hirschi's (1990) A General Theory of Crime and Robert Sampson and John Laub's (1995) Crime in the Making: Pathways and Turning Points through Life, there remains some confusion in control theory circles ...
- A study of volunteers in community-based restorative justice programs.
- Jan 01, 2008; Souza, Karen A. ... Community-based restorative justice programs have gained recognition over the past three decades as a viable response to crime and victimization. These programs rely on members of the community as volunteers, and these volunteers often work in collaboration with criminal justice ...
- Aboriginal gangs and their (dis)placement: contextualizing recruitment, membership, and status.
- Jan 01, 2008; Grekul, Jana ... Introduction Gang research in the United States abounds (Chesney-Lind and Shelden 1992; Fong 1990; Fong and Buentello 2001; Huff 1990; Klein 1971; Sanchez-Jankowski 2003; Spergel 1995; Spergel and Curry 1995, Yablonsky 1959), but there is a relative paucity of Canadian research ...
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