Journal of Juvenile Research: 3-4 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172737659)

Journal of Juvenile Research, 3-4, originating from Stanford University's California Bureau of Juvenile Research, presents significant studies related to juvenile delinquency. This volume offers insights into the causes, consequences, and potential interventions related to youth crime and behavior. Researchers and practitioners in criminology, social work, and related fields will find valuable data and analysis for understanding the complexities of juvenile behavior and the factors influencing it.

This journal is a valuable resource for historical context and research methodologies in the study of juvenile delinquency.

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