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020			_a9781447306986
082			_a364.4 ROB
100			_aRobinson, Anne.
245			_aFoundations for Youth Justice _b: Positive Approaches to Practice _c/ Anne Robinson
260			_aBristol _b: Policy Press _c, 2014.
300			_aix, 340 p. _c; 26 cm
520			_aFoundations for Youth Justice examines contemporary youth justice policy and practice in the United Kingdom and advocates a more positive, rights-based approach to working with young people. Anne Robinson argues that youth justice should focus not only on controlling offending behavior but also on supporting young people's development, strengths, and social inclusion. The book explores the social, economic, and personal challenges faced by young people, including poverty, exclusion, education, mental health, substance use, and family difficulties. It examines how these factors influence youth offending and discusses appropriate responses from youth justice systems. A major theme is the importance of collaborative and restorative approaches that place young people at the center of decision-making. The author emphasizes prevention, safeguarding, multi-agency cooperation, and rehabilitation rather than punitive interventions alone.
650			_aJuvenile justice administration--Great Britain
650			_aCriminal justice administration
942			_cVC OFFICE
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