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Part of "Contemporary Perspectives in Family Research" series that features work on the frontiers of interdisciplinary research on families and family life. This edition reflects the orientation by bringing together empirical research that examines various ways that families intersect with and are affected by crime and the criminal justice system.
List of contents
Part headings and selected papers: Families, crime, and criminal justice: charting the linkages (G.L. Fox, M.L. Benson). The Family as a Site of Offending and Victimization. Corporal punishment as a cause of teenage violence toward parents: data from a national sample of male adolescents (T. Brezina). Exposure to violence in the family: unpackaging the linkages to intimate partner violence (P. Mazerolle et al.). Sons in prison and their mothers: is there a relationship between childhood histories of abuse? (J. Haapasalo). The Family's Role in the Production, Mediation, and Prevention of Crime. A general strain approach to families and crime (R. Agnew et al.). Parental support and juvenile delinquency (J.P. Wright et al.). No time for innocence, no place for innocents: children's exposure to extreme violence (G.L. Fox). Neighborhood characteristics and supportive parenting among single mothers (G.L. Bowen et al.). Families in the Criminal Justice System. The effects of delinquency and legal sanctions on parenting behavior (E.A. Stewart et al.). Coming home: the transition from incarcerated to paroled young father (A.M. Nurse). Fragile families: young fathers with incarceration experiences (B. Western, S. McLanahan). They do time too: the effects of imprisonment on the families of white-collar offenders (K.A. Mason). Opportunities for System Reform. The invisible children of incarcerated mothers (J.L. Sandifer, S.M. Kurth). A balanced and restorative approach to juvenile crime: programming for families of adolescent offenders (S.M. Gavazzi et al.).
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Part of "Contemporary Perspectives in Family Research" series that features work on the frontiers of interdisciplinary research on families and family life. This edition reflects the orientation by bringing together empirical research that examines various ways that families intersect with and are affected by crime and the criminal justice system.
