A growing body of work has emerged that examines crime and delinquency as gendered events. Given the prevalence of violence in the lives of women and girls, scholars have used various theoretical perspectives, including feminist pathways and “doing gender, ” to investigate the victimization–offending overlap. The authors contribute to this literature through an analysis of juvenile court records using a sample of at-risk girls. The authors identify the context of girls ’ experiences as victims of violence, perpetrators of violence, and both victims and perpetrators of violence. The authors conclude with epistemological thoughts regarding transdisciplinary research on girls ’ experiences with violence. Keywords girls, victimization, violence...
Abstract: Until recently, research on serious conduct problems focused primarily on boys and men. In...
analysis, youth violence, risk factors Applying Dickey-Fuller time series techniques in tandem with ...
Given the relative lack of information about female gang membership in Canada and the hidden nature ...
There are many theories dealing with juvenile delinquency. In social science, recent research activi...
Researchers have shown that criminal opportunity significantly predicts school-based adolescent vict...
Abstract: Gender differences not only have an effect on crime patterns, but also may have a signific...
In this article, we review criminological perspectives of girls ’ violence. To do this, we first loo...
Gendering delinquent networks A gendered analysis of violent crimes and the structure of boys ’ and ...
Drawing on multiple data sources in St. Louis, this article examines how gendered situational dynami...
Research has documented the enhancement effects of gang involvement for criminal offending, but litt...
analysis, youth violence, risk factors Applying Dickey-Fuller time series techniques in tandem with ...
Beginning with the last review of gender and crime that appeared in the Annual Review of Sociology (...
This chapter focuses on gender and crime in the life pathways of young women offenders through the a...
Despite ample evidence of the relationship between childhood maltreatment and offending, the ways in...
Criminological research has historically been based on the study of men, boys and crime. As a result...
Abstract: Until recently, research on serious conduct problems focused primarily on boys and men. In...
analysis, youth violence, risk factors Applying Dickey-Fuller time series techniques in tandem with ...
Given the relative lack of information about female gang membership in Canada and the hidden nature ...
There are many theories dealing with juvenile delinquency. In social science, recent research activi...
Researchers have shown that criminal opportunity significantly predicts school-based adolescent vict...
Abstract: Gender differences not only have an effect on crime patterns, but also may have a signific...
In this article, we review criminological perspectives of girls ’ violence. To do this, we first loo...
Gendering delinquent networks A gendered analysis of violent crimes and the structure of boys ’ and ...
Drawing on multiple data sources in St. Louis, this article examines how gendered situational dynami...
Research has documented the enhancement effects of gang involvement for criminal offending, but litt...
analysis, youth violence, risk factors Applying Dickey-Fuller time series techniques in tandem with ...
Beginning with the last review of gender and crime that appeared in the Annual Review of Sociology (...
This chapter focuses on gender and crime in the life pathways of young women offenders through the a...
Despite ample evidence of the relationship between childhood maltreatment and offending, the ways in...
Criminological research has historically been based on the study of men, boys and crime. As a result...
Abstract: Until recently, research on serious conduct problems focused primarily on boys and men. In...
analysis, youth violence, risk factors Applying Dickey-Fuller time series techniques in tandem with ...
Given the relative lack of information about female gang membership in Canada and the hidden nature ...