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NAYJ Justice for Children in Trouble

NAYJ Justice for Children in Trouble. The Changing Face of Youth Justice April 2012 ‘Introductory remarks’ Professor Barry Goldson. Youth justice is ever changing (1) 18 years ago - Barry Goldson, 1994. Youth justice is ever changing (2) 18 years ago - Barry Goldson, 1994.

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NAYJ Justice for Children in Trouble

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  1. NAYJJustice for Children in Trouble The Changing Face of Youth Justice April 2012 ‘Introductory remarks’ Professor Barry Goldson

  2. Youth justice is ever changing (1) 18 years ago - Barry Goldson, 1994 Professor Barry Goldson - 'Introductory Remarks' - NAYJ 2012

  3. Youth justice is ever changing (2)18 years ago - Barry Goldson, 1994 Professor Barry Goldson - 'Introductory Remarks' - NAYJ 2012

  4. ‘Social Work with Young People in Trouble: Memory and Prospect’13 years ago - David Smith, 1999 Professor Barry Goldson - 'Introductory Remarks' - NAYJ 2012

  5. New Labour Governments (1997 – 2010) ‘England now comprises one of the most punitive youth justice sites in the western world’ Goldson, B. (2010) ‘The sleep of (criminological) reason: knowledge-policy rupture and New Labour’s youth justice legacy’, Criminology and Criminal Justice, 10(2): 155-178 Professor Barry Goldson - 'Introductory Remarks' - NAYJ 2012

  6. A timely opportunity to reflect upon ‘where we are’ and to ask ‘where are we going’ and/or ‘what prospects youth justice’? Coalition government – May 2010 The impact of ‘austerity’ and profound social rupture/polarisation Silent silencing, acquiescence and incorporation The ‘renewal’ of the NAYJ Professor Barry Goldson - 'Introductory Remarks' - NAYJ 2012

  7. The future for youth justice? Knowledge/evidence and imagination ‘I sometimes feel I am right, but do not know it… I'm enough of an artist to draw freely on my imagination, which I think is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world’ Albert Einstein, 1929 Professor Barry Goldson - 'Introductory Remarks' - NAYJ 2012

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