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Issue 1 - Jan 2004

Publications

Books

Walker, J. and McCarthy, P. (2005) ‘Parents in Prison: The impact on children’ in G. Preston (Ed.) At Greatest Risk: The children most likely to be poor (London: Child Poverty Action Group) ISBN 1 901698 78 5.

Armstrong, D., Hine, J., Hacking, S., Armaos, R., Jones, R., Klessinger, N. and France, A. (2005) Children, risk and crime: the On Track Youth Lifestyles Surveys, Home Office Research Study Report 278. The report can be downloaded from:
http:// www.homeoffice.gov.uk/rds/pdfs05/hors278.pdf

Hammersley, R., Marsland, L., and Reid M* (2003) Substance use by young offenders: the impact of the normalisation of drug use in the early years of the 21st century. Home Office Research Study No. 261. London: Home Office.

Journal Papers

France, A. and Utting, D. (2005) Exploring the Learning: Understanding Early Intervention and Prevention in Tackling Social Problems. Children and Society.

Hine, J. (2005) Early Multiple Intervention: a view from On Track. Children and Society, volume 19 No. 2 pages 117-130.

France, A. and Crow, I. (2005) The Story so Far: Communities that Care 5 years on. Children and Society.

J. Fleming, T. Boeck (2005) Can Social Capital Be a Framework for Participative Evaluation of Community Health Work? In D. Taylor and S. Balloch (eds) The Politics of Evaluation: policy implementation and practice. The Policy Press, Bristol.

McCarthy, P., Laing, K. and Walker, J. (2004) The Offenders of the Future? Assessing the Risk of Children and Young People Becoming Involved in Criminal and Antisocial Behaviour, Department for Education and Skills Research Report RR545. The report and a research briefing can be downloaded from:
http://www.dfes.gov.uk/research/programmeofresearch/
projectinformation.cfm?projectId=14351&keyword=&type=5&resultspage=101

H. Kemshall (2004) Risk assessment and young people who offend. In: J. McGhee, M. Mellon and B. Whyte (eds) Addressing Deeds: working with young people who offend. NCH: Scotland.

McCarthy, P., Whitman, J., Walker, J., and Coombes, M. (2003) Targeting Initiatives: Diverting Children and Young People from Crime and Antisocial Behaviour, DfES Research Report 476. The report and a research briefing can be downloaded from:
http:// www.dfes.gov.uk/research/programmeofresearch
/index.cfm?type=5

Conference Papers

Armstrong, D. (2003) ‘Expanding Horizons? Rethinking Research Collaboration and Institutional Partnerships in Higher Education’, Institute of Educational Research Conference, Athens, Greece.

Armstrong, D. (2002) ‘Pathways into and out of Crime: Risk, Resilience and Diversity’, European Society of Criminology Annual Conference, Toledo, Spain.