Jim Hackler
Biographic Data
| ID | 274214 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jim Hackler |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jim |
| FAMILY NAME | Hackler |
| SIGNATURE | HACKLER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alberta |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
How Should We Respond to Youth Crime
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Harm Reduction
Police Powers in Canada
The reduction of violent crime through economic equality for women
Understanding Juvenile Justice
Coming of Age in America
In their book entitled, When Teenagers Work, Greenberger and Steinberg argue that to be meaningful, jobs for adolescents need to impart skills or knowledge valuable for adult life, contribute to the financial need of the family, and create interaction with adults who have a stake in preparing them for adulthood. These elements tend to be missing in the current adolescent workplace. As a consequence, this book questions the popular view that teena…
Stealing Conflicts in Juvenile Justice
In 1976 Nils Christie gave a lecture at the University of Sheffield and suggested that conflicts in society performed certain positive functions. Conflicts are “property,” he argued, and belong to the people involved. The participants in conflict may wish to see them resolved in ways that satisfy them, but sometimes those conflicts are taken away and become the property of courts, judges, lawyers or social workers. Christie contends that conflict…
Locking up Juveniles in Canada
Au Canada, en 1985, la limite superieure d'age des jeunes, aux termes de la loi sur les jeunes delinquants, est pass6e a 18 ans. Ceci creera, sauf au Quebec et au Manitoba, une forte augmentation du nombre de jeunes pris en main par le systeme de justice juvenile. Puisque davantage de jeunes seront consideres comme etant des delinquants graves, beaucoup de craintes ont ete exprim6es concerant la necessit6 de detenir ces jeunes qualifies de dangeu…
Le pire de deux mondes
La legislation sur les drogues en Europe et aux Etats-Unis n'amene pas d'appreciable diminution de l'usage des psychotropes, elle entraine des consequences negatives emanant des lois elles-memes, qui encouragent la corruption, renforcent l'alienation des jeunes, creent des risques inutiles pour le personnel charge d'appliquer la loi, accroissent la possibilite pour les usagers d'ingerer des substances plus dangereuses et garantissent finalement q…
The Canadian Criminal Justice System
Case Studies in Community Crime Prevention
Comparative Deviance
Crime in Canadian Society
The Viennese School System
Harm Reduction
The reduction of violent crime through economic equality for women
Police Powers in Canada
Understanding Juvenile Justice
Stealing Conflicts in Juvenile Justice
In 1976 Nils Christie gave a lecture at the University of Sheffield and suggested that conflicts in society performed certain positive functions. Conflicts are “property,” he argued, and belong to the people involved. The participants in conflict may wish to see them resolved in ways that satisfy them, but sometimes those conflicts are taken away and become the property of courts, judges, lawyers or social workers. Christie contends that conflict…
The Viennese School System
The Viennese School System
Crime in Canadian Society
Comparative Deviance
The Canadian Criminal Justice System
Case Studies in Community Crime Prevention
Le pire de deux mondes
La legislation sur les drogues en Europe et aux Etats-Unis n'amene pas d'appreciable diminution de l'usage des psychotropes, elle entraine des consequences negatives emanant des lois elles-memes, qui encouragent la corruption, renforcent l'alienation des jeunes, creent des risques inutiles pour le personnel charge d'appliquer la loi, accroissent la possibilite pour les usagers d'ingerer des substances plus dangereuses et garantissent finalement q…
Stealing Conflicts in Juvenile Justice
In 1976 Nils Christie gave a lecture at the University of Sheffield and suggested that conflicts in society performed certain positive functions. Conflicts are “property,” he argued, and belong to the people involved. The participants in conflict may wish to see them resolved in ways that satisfy them, but sometimes those conflicts are taken away and become the property of courts, judges, lawyers or social workers. Christie contends that conflict…
Locking up Juveniles in Canada
Au Canada, en 1985, la limite superieure d'age des jeunes, aux termes de la loi sur les jeunes delinquants, est pass6e a 18 ans. Ceci creera, sauf au Quebec et au Manitoba, une forte augmentation du nombre de jeunes pris en main par le systeme de justice juvenile. Puisque davantage de jeunes seront consideres comme etant des delinquants graves, beaucoup de craintes ont ete exprim6es concerant la necessit6 de detenir ces jeunes qualifies de dangeu…
Coming of Age in America
In their book entitled, When Teenagers Work, Greenberger and Steinberg argue that to be meaningful, jobs for adolescents need to impart skills or knowledge valuable for adult life, contribute to the financial need of the family, and create interaction with adults who have a stake in preparing them for adulthood. These elements tend to be missing in the current adolescent workplace. As a consequence, this book questions the popular view that teena…
Understanding Juvenile Justice
The reduction of violent crime through economic equality for women
Police Powers in Canada
Harm Reduction
How Should We Respond to Youth Crime
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Political science (9 works) · Criminology (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (6 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works)