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DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS - A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

NCJ Number
58747
Author(s)
ANON
Date Published
1979
Length
24 pages
Annotation
CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 308 CITATIONS, THIS SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS INCLUDES MATERIALS ON SUBJECTS RANGING FROM PUNISHMENT THEORY TO GROUP HOME GUIDEBOOKS.
Abstract
COMPILED BY THE NATIONAL CENTER ON INSTITUTIONS AND ALTERNATIVES, THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY FOCUSES ON JUVENILE CONCERNS AND A JUSTICE SYSTEM WHICH RESPONDS TO YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS. THE 308 CITATIONS, DATING FROM 1917 TO 1978, ENCOMPASS A WIDE SPECTRUM OF DOCUMENTS THAT DEAL WITH THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF INSTITUTIONALIZATION, THE MOVEMENT TOWARD DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION, AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF COMMUNITY-BASED ALTERNATIVES. INCLUDING MAGAZINES, JOURNAL ARTICLES, AND BOOKS, THE LISTING COVERS REVIEWS, PROGRAM REPORTS, POLICY ISSUES, EVALUATIONS, GUIDES, AND THEORETICAL TREATISES. THIS LITERATURE IS GEARED TOWARD POLICYMAKERS, LAWYERS, CORRECTIONAL PERSONNEL, SOCIAL WORKERS, OR ANY OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN ALTERNATIVES TO INSTITUTIONALIZATION, AND IN THE DEVELOPMENTS OF CHANGE WITHIN THE JUVENILE OFFENDER SYSTEM. THE BIBLIOGRAPHY IS ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY AUTHOR; THERE ARE NO ANNOTATIONS. (MHP)