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ISRD Panel 6: Advances in Understanding Juvenile Delinquency and Victimization: Comparative and Methodological Insights
Fri, September 5, 6:30 to 7:45pm, Communications Building (CN), CN 3106Session Submission Type: Pre-arranged Panel
Abstract
This panel brings together research exploring juvenile delinquency and victimization using ISRD data. Papers presented include comparative analyses of ethnicity and migration impacts on delinquency among Asian adolescents in the US and UK, theoretical examinations of substance use and offending across Spanish-speaking countries, methodological comparisons of online versus traditional school-based survey approaches in Argentina, and the application of crime mapping technology in Kosovo to enhance predictive and preventive measures against juvenile crime. These studies underscore the importance of contextual specificity, innovative methodological approaches, and comparative frameworks to improve our understanding of juvenile delinquency and victimization, ultimately informing context-sensitive prevention and intervention policies.
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Delinquency and victimization: A comparative analysis of online and school- based surveys - Micaela Guibert, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina); Karin Arbach, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina); Consuelo Viano Tello, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina).; Antonella Bobbio, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina)
Exploring Theoretical Explanations for Substance Use and Offending in Adolescents Across Spanish-Speaking Countries - Consuelo Viano Tello, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina).; Antonella Bobbio, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina); Karin Arbach, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina); Micaela Guibert, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina)
Different experiences in crime and victimization of the Asian ‘model minority’ in the US and the UK - Michael Dumont, Northeastern University, USA; Chris E. Marshall, University of Nebraska at Omaha, USA; Ineke Haen Marshall, Northeastern University