Violence and crime in the schools / edited by Keith Baker, Robert J. Rubel.
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Language: | English |
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Lexington, Mass. :
Lexington Books,
[1980]
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Physical Description: | viii, 295 pages ; 24 cm |
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Contents:
- Crime and punishment in the schooling process : a historical analysis / Joan Newman and Graeme Newman
- Extent, perspectives, and consequences of violence and vandalism in public schools / Robert J. Rubel
- Student behavior, the depersonalization of blame, and the society of victims / Daniel L. Duke
- A person-environment fit model of school crime and disruption / Richard A. Kulka, David W. Mann, and David M. Klingel
- School-community relations network strategies / Jacqueline R. Scherer
- Reflections on the rights of students and the rise of school violence / Robert J. Rubel and Arthur H. Goldsmith
- Teachers- a new endangered species? / Alfred M. Bloch and Ruth Reinhardt Bloch
- Crime and disruption among Appalachian students : a personal response / Sarah J. Snider
- Disciplinary roles in American schools / Daniel L. Duke and Adrienne M. Meckel
- The creation of deviant behavior in American high schools / John C. Phillips.
- School crime and conduct disorder / Herbert C. Quay
- Deviant subcultures and the schools / James William Coleman
- The social patterning of deviant behaviors in school / Vincent Tinto
- Perspectives on absenteeism in high schools : multiple explanations for an epidemic / Beatrice F. Birman and Gary Natriello
- Intrinsic rewards in school crime / Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Reed Larson
- Aesthetic theory, perceived control, and social identity : toward an understanding of vandalism / Vernon L. Allen and David B. Greenberger
- Preventable property damage : vandalism and beyond / Richard F. Thaw
- Understanding vandalism / S.D. Vestermark and Peter D. Blauvelt
- Vandalism in high schools : an exploratory discussion / Michael H. Ducey
- A preparadigmatic field : a review of research on school vandalism / April Zweig and Michael H. Ducey.