The political economy of risk and the new governance of youth crime: "Nevertheless, "class inequalities", along with those generated by other "social forces", continue to structure many social relations and this article will explore the complex micro-processes by which class interests are articulated in youth justice relations through the twin processes of the individualization of risk and the responsibilization of young offenders. The argument is illustrated through research on the outcomes of government sponsored education, training and employment programmes for young offenders in England and Wales"?
Monday, August 15, 2011
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Issues Juveniles Face in Adult Prisons 
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