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Délinquance juvénile

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Holes

Louis Sachar

1998 ★ 4.2

Vulnerabilities to delinquency

Dorothy Otnow Lewis

1981

A Clockwork Orange

Anthony Burgess

1963 ★ 4.0

The Juvenile sex offender

H. E. Barbaree, William L. Marshall

1993

Adolescent subcultures and delinquency

Herman Schwendinger

1985

Deprivation and delinquency

D. W. Winnicott

1984

Juvenile justice

John T. Whitehead

1990

Delinquency and psychopathology

Dorothy Otnow Lewis

1976

Juvenile delinquency

Sanders, William B.

1976

Confronting gangs

G. David Curry, Scott H. Decker

1998

No Single Cause

Richard L. Jenkins

1985

Recriminalizing Delinquency

Simon I. Singer

1996

Delinquents and nondelinquents in the Puerto Rican slum culture

Franco Ferracuti

1975

Handbook of juvenile delinquency

Herbert C. Quay

1987

Juvenile delinquency

William E. Thompson, Jack E. Bynum

1996

Antisocial behavior and mental health problems

David P. Farrington, Rolf Loeber, Welmoet B. Van Kammen et al.

1998

American juvenile justice

Franklin E. Zimring

2005

Sociological aspects of crime and delinquency

Michael Phillipson

1971

Juvenile delinquency

Thomas R. Phelps

1976

Youth violence

Jeffrey M. Jenson, Matthew O. Howard

1999

Teenage troubles

Julian Tanner

2010

Shared beginnings, divergent lives

John H. Laub, Robert J. Sampson

2006

Juvenile delinquency

Robert C. Trojanowicz, Merry Morash

1987

Preventing teen violence

Sherri N. McCarthy, Claudio Simon Hutz

2006

Disparate Treatment of Black Youth in the Juvenile Justice System

Phyllis Gray Ray

2014

Issues and perspectives on young offenders in Canada

John Winterdyk

2000

Juvenile crime, juvenile justice

Cathy Spatz Widom, Joan McCord

2001

Juvenile delinquency

Lewis Yablonsky

1988

Delinquent behavior

Marvin D. Krohn, Don C. Gibbons

1991

8 ball chicks

Gini Sikes

1998

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