SOC310H5 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Neoconservatism, Juvenile Delinquency, Neoliberalism
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Children) discriminately criminalizes young females in the name of protection: legislation obscures the underlying social structural constraints in the lives of criminalized girls. Canadian mores: circumstances have led many young people to experience alienation from mainstream institutions: a process with race/class/gender dimensions. Characteristics: a young person"s choices are always made in a particular social context with unappealing options, viewing a young person"s choice as connected to both individual personal characteristics and wider social structures, we can explore. 4 social/ psychological pathways youth to the streets: parent-adolescent conflict, family violence, organizational dynamics, personal problems. Slide: pathways to the street: individual histories and micro-level. Table 8. 1 multiple characteristics: 10 factors that play a role in a young person becoming involved in street life [textbook] Slide: family violence, child abuse and maltreatment: literature identifies physical abuse and sexual abuse as primary pathways to the street. Drugs may provide an immediate coping mechanism, thrill, or.
