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Institutional Responses to Troubled and/or Marginalized Young People and their Families
Thu, Nov 17, 2:00 to 3:20pm, Hilton, Prince of Wales, 2nd LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
This panel explores various institutional responses to youth deviance and the families of troubled young people, including decisions made about young people at risk of offending, juvenile prisoners and parenting support, and responding to juvenile offending through the lens of the 'problem family'.
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Individual Presentations
Exploring the Lived Experience of Social Class through Institutional Responses to Youth Deviance and Parenting Styles - Jasmina Arnez, University of Oxford
Parenting Juvenile Prisoners: The Challenges of Parenting beyond the Prison Walls - Daniel McCarthy, University of Surrey, UK
Responding to Juvenile Crime through the Lens of the ‘Problem Family’ - Caroline Miles, University of Manchester; Rachel Condry, University of Oxford