Youth Justice A Canadian Overview 3rd Edition by Jon Winterdyk, Kelly Gorkoff, ‎Daniel Antonowicz ISBN 9780199032723 0199032726

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ISBN 10: 0199032726
ISBN 13: 9780199032723
Author: Jon Winterdyk, Kelly Gorkoff, ‎Daniel Antonowicz

Balanced and comprehensive, Youth Justice is the only textbook that provides multiple current perspectives on the Canadian youth justice system.
Youth Justice offers an engaging and comprehensive introduction to youth crime and deviance in Canada. Written by experts from across the country to offer a range of perspectives on the patterns, theories, and emerging topics related to youth justice, this text blends empirical research with
critical analysis while incorporating youth voices throughout.

Youth Justice A Canadian Overview 3rd Edition Table of contents:

Part I: History, Trends, and Legislation
1: From “Misguided Children” to “Criminal Youth”: Exploring Historical and Contemporary Trends in Canadian Youth Justice
Russell Smandych Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
The Development of Modern Juvenile Justice Systems
Contemporary Trends in Youth Justice Law and Practice in Canada
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
References
2: Measuring Youth Crime in Canada: An Elusive Challenge
John A. Winterdyk Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
Defining Youth Crime
Measuring Delinquency: A Historical Overview
Characteristics of Today’s Young Offenders—The Official Picture
Measures of Youth Crime: The Unofficial Picture
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
Endnote
References
3: Understanding the Youth Criminal Justice Act
James Popham and Daniel Antonowicz Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
The Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA)
Declared Principles of the YCJA
Looking Forward: The YCJA in the Twenty-First Century
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
References
4: The Youth Justice System in Action
Adrienne M.F. Peters and Raymond R. Corrado Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
Police
Court
The Role of Crown Counsel
The Role of Defence Lawyers
The Role of the Youth Court Judge
The Role of Parents/Guardians
The Role of Youth Probation Officers
Sentencing
Youth Corrections: Treatment Regimes in Open- and Closed-Custody Facilities
Restorative Justice
Challenges in Dealing with Youth Mental Health Issues in Youth Courts and Corrections
The Use of Risk Assessment Tools in Youth Courts and Corrections
Issues Related to Youth Records
A Critical Examination of the Changing Youth Justice System
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
References
Part II: Understanding Contemporary Youth Crime and Justice: Theories and Perspectives
5: Critical Challenges in Hearing the Voice of Youth in the Youth Justice System
Susan A. Reid and Sarah Gilliss Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
The Legal Regulation of Childhood and Adolescence
Young Adults and the Criminal Justice System
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
Developing Youth Policy with Youth Voice
Challenges Faced by Youth with Highly Complex Needs
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
References
6: Youth Deviance and the Media: Mapping Knowledge and the Limits to Certainty
Chris McCormick Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
The Official Version: Statistics on Youth Crime
The Unofficial Version: Alternative Methods of Measuring Youth Crime
Youth Crime in the Media
An Example of the Media Analysis of Newspaper Articles on Youth Crimes
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
References
7: Canadian Girls and Crime in the Twenty-First Century
Lorinda Stoneman, Mandeep Mucina, Thais Amorim, and Sibylle Artz Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
The Female Young Offender
Patterns of Female Youth Crime and Canadian Justice System Responses
Theories of Female Crime and Delinquency
Promising Directions
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
Endnote
References
8: Theoretical Perspectives on Youth Crime
Stephen W. Baron Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
The General Theory of Crime: Self-Control
General Strain Theory (GST)
Control Balance Theory
Differential Coercion Theory
Situational Action Theory
Age-Graded Theory of Social Control
Moffitt’s Developmental Taxonomy of Offenders
Integrated Cognitive Antisocial Potential Theory
Interactional Theory
Coercion Theory
Peacemaking Criminology
Crime Pattern Theory
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
References
9: Critical Criminology and Youth Justice in the “Risk Society”: Issues of Power and Justice
Bryan Hogeveen and Joanne Minaker Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
What Does It Mean to Be Critical? Why Is Critique Important?
“Risk” and the “Risk Society”: The Social Construction of “Risk”
Problematizing the “Risk Society”: Seeing Suffering and Attending with Care
Intersections between Mental Health and Youth Justice
Jacques Derrida (1930–2004) and Justice
Michel Foucault (1926–1984) and Power
Cultural Criminology
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
References
Part III: Criminalized Youth in Canada: Selected Types and Problems
10: Issues of Substance Use and Related Crime in Adolescence
Jordan Diplock, Nick Pauls, and Gwendolyn Geuze Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
Substance Use among Canadian Youth
Inherent Challenges of Measuring Adolescent Substance Use
Reasons Youth Use Alcohol and Other Drugs
Potential Negative Effects of Adolescent Substance Use
Adolescent Substance Use and the Link to Criminal Behaviour
Youth Involvement in Drug Crimes
Adolescent Substance Use Prevention
Substance Use Treatment for Young Offenders
Treatment Best Practices with Young Offenders
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
Endnote
References
11: Indigenous Youth Crime in Canada
Hirsch Greenberg and Jana Grekul Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
Understanding the Complexities of Indigenous Youth Crime
Understanding the Causes/Influences of Crime
Investigating Indigenous Youth Gangs
Attribution of Responsibility: The Youth Justice System
Healing: A More Appropriate Alternative to Indigenous Youth Crime?
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
Endnote
References
12: Racialized Youth Crime and Justice in Canada
Harpreet Aulakh and Julius Haag Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
Racialized Youth in Canada
Public Perceptions of Racialized Youth Criminality
Racialized Youth, Crime, and Gangs
Understanding Ethnic Youth Gang Involvement
Disproportionate Minority Contact
Harassment and Racial Profiling
Policing Domestic Radicalization and Terrorism
Impacts of Racial Profiling
Police Use of Force
Procedural Justice and Youth
Culturally Responsive Approaches
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
References
13: Street-Involved Youth in Canada
Bruce MacLaurin and Catherine Worthington Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
Defining Street-Involved Youth versus Homeless Adults
Typologies of Street-Involved Youth
Numbers of Street-Involved Youth
Perspectives on Street-Involved Youth
Pathways to the Street—The Vulnerable Population
Life on the Streets
Risks Associated with Street Involvement
Institutional Experiences of Street-Involved Youth
Street Services and Intervention Strategies
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
References
14: Youth Involvement in Systems of Sex Work and Strategies of Intervention
Kelly Gorkoff, Anne Miller, Chloe Shepherd, and Courtenay Bolton Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
Painting a Picture—Commercialized Sexual Labour and Exploitation
Life in the SET
Regulatory Framework: How to Govern the SET?
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
References
Part IV: Keeping Young Persons out of the System: Exploring Progressive Approaches to Youth Crime and Justice
15: Keeping Youth Out of Jail: Quebec’s Experience
Louis-Georges Cournoyer, Jacques Dionne, Michèle Goyette, Pierre Hamel, and Marie-Michèle Dumas Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
The Quebec Intervention Model for Young Offenders: The Right Measure at the Right Time
The Evolution of Quebec’s Legislative Framework
The Evolution of Interventions
The Evolution of Criminological Research
Today’s Services for Young Offenders
Quebec’s Guidelines for Youth Offenders’ Rehabilitation
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
Endnote
References
16: Juvenile Justice and Restorative Justice in British Columbia: Learning through the Lens of Community Praxis
Brenda Morrison, Muhammad (Asad) Asadullah, and Colleen Pawlychka Overview
Key Objectives
Introduction
Changing Lenses: “Crime” and “Reparation”
Juvenile Justice Legislation: From Social Control to “Off Ramps”
The Development of Restorative Justice in BC: The Intersection of Three Practices
British Columbia’s Justice Reforms
State and Community Collaboration: The Importance of Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs)
Justice Reform: Responding and Engaging with Communities in Criminal Justice
Summary
Key Terms
Review Questions
Critical Thinking Questions
References
Statutes Cited
Glossary
Index

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