Children and Youth Services Review

1979 - 2025

Current editor(s): Duncan Lindsey

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Volume 18, issue 8, 1996

Social support characteristics among nonclinical African-American and Filipino-American parents with school-age children pp. 659-692

Cheryl A. Richey, Vanessa G. Hodges, Pauline Agbayani-Siewert and Kimberly Petitt

African-American families and child protection pp. 693-711

Murray Levine, Howard J. Doueck, Jennifer B. Freeman and Cheryl Compaan

Moving toward cultural competence in the child welfare system pp. 713-731

Robert L. Pierce and Lois H. Pierce

Volume 18, issue 7, 1996

Leaving our children in debt pp. 585-587

Duncan Lindsey

Placement stability and inclusive practice in foster care: An empirical study pp. 589-601

Sally E. Palmer

Targeting children at risk through adult health and social services: An analysis of family and environmental risk factors pp. 603-620

Alice M. Hines

Childhood disability determination for supplemental security income: Implementing the Zebley decision pp. 621-635

Jeffrey B. Schwamm

Protecting the interests of juveniles on aftercare/parole pp. 637-654

Jose B. Ashford

Volume 18, issue 6, 1996

Multicultural Issues in Child Welfare pp. 497-504

Margaret S. Sherraden and Uma A. Segal

Native American Families and Child Neglect pp. 505-521

Kristine Nelson, Terry Cross, Miriam J. Landsman and Margaret Tyler

African Americans' foster parenting experiences: Research findings and implications for policy and practice pp. 523-551

Ramona Denby and Nolan Rindfleisch

Homebased services for Southeast Asian refugee children: A process and formative evaluation pp. 553-578

Jo Knox

Volume 18, issue 4-5, 1996

Family reunification of children in out-of-home care: Research perspectives pp. 287-305

Anthony N. Maluccio, Lois W. Abramczyk and Barbara Thomlison

Comparing the timing of exits from substitute care pp. 307-334

Mark E. Courtney and Yin-Ling Irene Wong

An experiment in family reunification: Correlates of outcomes at one-year follow-up pp. 335-361

Mark W. Fraser, Elaine Walton, Robert E. Lewis, Peter J. Pecora and Wendel K. Walton

Parental visiting and foster care reunification pp. 363-382

Inger P. Davis, John Landsverk, Rae Newton and William Ganger

Going home and returning to foster care pp. 383-402

Trudy Festinger

Family reunification with high risk children: Lessons from research pp. 403-424

Elaine Farmer

Looking back, looking forward: Care leavers, families and change pp. 425-445

Nina Biehal and Jim Wade

Impact of child psychosocial functioning on reunification from out-of-home placement pp. 447-462

John Landsverk, Inger Davis, William Ganger, Rae Newton and Ivory Johnson

Maintaining family ties and reconnecting families: An essay review pp. 463-468

Margaret Williams

Protecting children and supporting families: An essay review pp. 469-472

Barbara A. Pine and Robin Warsh

The theory, policy, and practice context of family reunification: An integrated research perspective pp. 473-488

Barbara Thomlison, Anthony N. Maluccio and Lois W. Abramczyk

Volume 18, issue 3, 1996

Parental substance abuse and child maltreatment: Review and implications for intervention pp. 193-220

Stephen Magura and Alexandre B. Laudet

Residential care: A study of short- and long-term educational effects pp. 221-242

Ronald W. Thompson, Gail L. Smith, D. Wayne Osgood, Thomas P. Dowd, Patrick C. Friman and Daniel L. Daly

Outcomes of a home visitation trial for pregnant and postpartum women at-risk for child placement pp. 243-259

Maureen O. Marcenko, Michael Spence and Linda Samost

Consumer and worker perceptions of key child welfare competencies pp. 261-279

Brett Drake

Volume 18, issue 1-2, 1996

Introduction: Advances in research and theory in adoption pp. 1-4

Victor Groze

The case for transracial adoption pp. 5-22

Rita J. Simon and Howard Altstein

Single parent adoptive homes pp. 23-36

Joan F. Shireman

Outcomes for drug-exposed children four years post-adoption pp. 37-56

Richard P. Barth and Barbara Needell

A 1 and 2 year follow-up study of adoptive families and special needs children pp. 57-82

Victor Groze

The emotional and behavioral adjustment of United States adopted adolescents: Part I. An overview pp. 83-100

Anu R. Sharma, Matthew K. McGue and Peter L. Benson

The emotional and behavioral adjustment of United states adopted adolescents: Part II. Age at adoption pp. 101-114

Anu R. Sharma, Matthew K. McGue and Peter L. Benson

Toward understanding family readjustment following older child adoptions: The interplay between theory generation and empirical research pp. 115-138

Ellen E. Pinderhughes

Supporting and enhancing the adoption of children with developmental disabilities pp. 139-162

Anita Lightburn and Barbara A. Pine

Services for families adopting children via public child welfare agencies: Use, helpfulness, and need pp. 163-182

James A. Rosenthal, Victor Groze and Jane Morgan

Volume 17, issue 5-6, 1995

Child welfare in the United Kingdom pp. 575-597

Jane Aldgate and Malcolm Hill

The contemporary state of child protection policy and practice in England and Wales pp. 599-617

Nigel Parton and Olive Otway

The integration of child care services in Scotland pp. 619-635

Andrew Kendrick

The Children (Northern Ireland) Order 1995: Considerations of the legislative, economic and political, organisational and social policy contexts pp. 637-649

Mary McColgan

The concept of Children in Need: The answer or the problem for family support? pp. 651-664

Jane Tunstill

The care careers of long-stay children: The contribution of new theoretical approaches pp. 665-679

Michael Little, Heather Leitch and Roger Bullock

Young people's views on being looked after in out-of-home-care under The Children Act 1989 pp. 681-696

Ann Buchanan

Responding to the needs of young people leaving state care: Law, practice and policy in England and Northern Ireland pp. 697-709

John Pinkerton and Mike Stein

Ideology and conflict: The place of adoption in English child welfare services pp. 711-726

Murray Ryburn

Volume 17, issue 4, 1995

Rethinking supply and demand in child welfare pp. 465-470

Jeanne Giovannoni and William Meezan

Child neglect: A study of the perceptions of mothers and child welfare workers pp. 471-486

Susan J. Rose and William Meezan

Reports of child maltreatment from mandated and non-mandated reporters pp. 487-501

Jeanne M. Giovannoni

Associations between reporter type and assessment outcomes in Child Protective Services referrals pp. 503-522

Brett Drake

The decision to investigate: Child protection practice in 12 local agencies pp. 523-546

Susan J. Wells, John D. Fluke and C. Hendricks Brown

Disposition of child physical abuse reports: Review of the literature and test of a predictive model pp. 547-566

Susan J. Zuravin, John G. Orme and Rebecca L. Hegar

The current threat to protective services and the child welfare system pp. 567-574

William Meezan and Jeanne Giovannoni

Volume 17, issue 3, 1995

On becoming a core journal pp. 375-378

Duncan Lindsey

Stability and change: Initial findings in a study of treatment foster care placements pp. 379-389

Ilene Staff and Edith Fein

Children in the streets: Latin America's lost generation pp. 391-400

Irene Rizzini and Mark W. Lusk

Committal to care in context pp. 401-415

Elisabeth Backe-Hansen

Readiness for independence: Comparison of foster care, kinship care, and non-foster care adolescents pp. 417-432

Alfreda P. Iglehart

Assessment of middle class youth at-risk to dropout: School, psychological and family correlates pp. 433-448

Cynthia Franklin and Calvin L. Streeter

Volume 17, issue 1-2, 1995

Child poverty, public policy and welfare reform pp. 1-10

Sandra K. Danziger and Sheldon Danziger

Poverty and the income package of working parents: The United States in comparative perspective pp. 11-41

Lee Rainwater

Antipoverty Effects of Public Income Transfers on Children pp. 43-59

Martha N. Ozawa

Caring for children at the poverty line pp. 61-90

Sandra L. Hofferth

Effects of childhood poverty on productivity later in life: Implications for public policy pp. 91-126

Martha S. Hill and Jodi R. Sandfort

Long-term poverty and child development in the United States: Results from the NLSY pp. 127-155

Sanders Korenman, Jane E. Miller and John E. Sjaastad

Extent and consequences of welfare dependence among America's children pp. 157-182

Greg Duncan and Wei-Jun J. Yeung

Family life and teenage pregnancy in the inner-city: Experiences of African-American youth pp. 183-202

Sandra K. Danziger

Single mothers and child support: The possibilities and limits of child support policy pp. 203-230

Kathryn Edin

The family support act and children: Potential pathways of influence pp. 231-249

Martha J. Zaslow, Kristin A. Moore, Donna Ruane Morrison and Mary Jo Coiro

The learning, physical, and emotional environment of the home in the context of poverty: The infant health and development program pp. 251-276

Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, Pamela Kato Klebanov and Fong-ruey Liaw

Encouraging school enrollment and attendance among teenage parents on welfare: Early impacts of Ohio's LEAP program pp. 277-307

Robert G. Wood, Dan Bloom, Veronica Fellerath and David Long

Teenage childbearing and welfare reform: Lessons from a decade of demonstration and evaluation research pp. 309-332

Rebecca Maynard

Child poverty and welfare reform pp. 333-345

Duncan Lindsey

Symposium review of the welfare of children pp. 347-354

Peter H. Rossi