%0 Journal Article
%T RISKS, RIGHTS OR BOTH? EVALUATING THE COMMON AETIOLOGY OF NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE OUTCOMES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE TO INFORM YOUTH JUSTICE PRACTICE
%A Kevin Haines
%A Stephen Case
%J Kriminologija i Socijalna Integracija
%D 2011
%I University of Zagreb
%X The policy and practice of the Youth Justice System of England and Wales has become dominated by risk-focused, offender-first approaches underpinned by the deterministic, reductionist and psychosocially-biased risk factor prevention paradigm. Using the All Wales Youth Offending Strategy and the evaluation of the Welsh Assembly Government¡¯s ¡®Extending Entitlement¡¯ youth inclusion strategy as its touchstones, this paper explores a rights- and entitlements-based, children first model of working with young people. This model critiques the management of risks and the purported ¡®common aetiology¡¯ of negative and positive behaviours/outcomes and evidences the potential advantages of pursuing a proactive, inclusionary, children first, children¡¯s rights agenda when seeking to reduce youth offending.
%K risk model
%K rights- and entitlements-based model
%K juvenile justice
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