Buch, Englisch, 1120 Seiten, Format (B × H): 182 mm x 259 mm, Gewicht: 2068 g
Buch, Englisch, 1120 Seiten, Format (B × H): 182 mm x 259 mm, Gewicht: 2068 g
Reihe: Current Issues in Criminal Justice
ISBN: 978-0-8153-2122-4
Verlag: Taylor & Francis Inc
This book focuses on the pioneer of such intervention, California's widely acclaimed Community Treatment Project (CTP). During its 12-year operation CTP essentially instituted and legitimized community-based programming as a viable option for both national and international corrections. It also developed and field-tested many of the strategies and techniques for working with serious delinquents that are now common such as staff/youth matching and group homes. As did CTP itself, the book draws from an underlying, developmental view of adolescence and its challenges. In reflecting such a perspective, and in light of society's fundamental need for long-term protection, the book presents an ethical/pragmatic rationale for setting goals that highlight personal-emotional growth and new types or levels of social skills. In remaining centered on the goal of long-term public protection, the individualized intervention can both accomodate and guide the recent interest in restorative justice.
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Foreword - Francis T. Cullen
Patricia Van Voorhis
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Volume 1: California's Community Treatment Project
Part I: An Experiment in Individualized Intervention
1. Background and Overview
2. Organization, Intake, and Assumptions
3. Program Elements
4. The Youths: Background and I-Level
5. Personality Types and Case Illustrations
6. Methods of Intervention
Part II: Program Effectiveness and Matching
7. Research Questions and Measures of Impact
8. Program Effectiveness for Valley Youths
9. Program Effectiveness for San Francisco Youths
10. Social Risk, Pre/Post Change, Age, and Costs
11. Matching of Worker and Youth
Part III: Review, Phase 3, Implications, and Key Factors
12. Review of Findings
13. The Phase 3 Experiment: Adding an Institutional Component
14. Program Review and General Implications
15. Key Factors in Performance
16. Additional Observations Regarding Key Factors
Part IV: The Feasibility of Community-Based, Individualized Intervention
17. Social Agency and Parent Organization Factors
18. Staff, Unit Functioning, and Supervisory Factors
19. Case Processing, Maintenance, and Other Operational Factors
20. Review and Discussion of Feasibility
Volume 2: Issues, Theory, and Perspectives
Part I: Issues and Developments
21. Validity of the Research Findings
22. Further Validity and Related Issues
23. Selected Individualized Programs
Part II: Rationales, Theory, Ethics, and Trends
24. Intervention-Its Rationales and the Needs-Centered Approach
25. Theory, Goals, and Stances toward Intervention
26. Content Effects, and Conclusions Regarding Rationales for Intervention
27. Selected Trends and a Habilitation/Developmental Framework
Part III: Perspectives on Community-Based, Individualized Intervention
28. Benefits and Underlying Beliefs
29. Differing Perspectives on Offenders
30. Individualization, Offender Need, and Related Issues
