Children and Youth Services Review

1979 - 2025

Current editor(s): Duncan Lindsey

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Volume 3, issue 4, 1981

Knowledge in the service of children and youth: A personal introduction pp. 269-275

James Garbarino

Communicating science to the public through targeted messages pp. 277-289

Thomas Gregory and S. Holly Stocking

Research utilization: Reaching decision makers pp. 291-303

Frederick R. Eisele and Larry Gamm

The social "R & D" paradigm in child and youth services: Building knowledge convivially pp. 305-317

James K. Whittaker and Peter J. Pecora

Developing and transferring behavioral technologies for children and youth pp. 319-342

Stephen B. Fawcett, Tom Seekins and Curtis J. Braukmann

The teaching-family model: Research and dissemination in a service program pp. 343-355

Dennis M. Maloney, Dean L. Fixsen and Elery L. Phillips

Dissemination and utilization of permanency planning strategies for children in foster care pp. 357-372

Janet Lahti, Arthur Emlen and Mary Troychak

Improving counseling through research: The need for an engineering as opposed to a scientific strategy pp. 373-390

Hugh B. Urban

Knowledge for what? An examination of the uses and users of social science research pp. 391-400

Florence N. Long and James Garbarino

Volume 3, issue 3, 1981

Comprehensive model for child services: Parent education follow through program pp. 175-192

Roberta I. Rubin, Patricia P. Olmsted and Joan H. Kelly

Are services to prevent foster care effective? pp. 193-212

Stephen Magura

Child care: A mirror of human history pp. 213-232

Milton D Speizman

Youth service caseworkers: Social and legal factors affecting their recommendation to place youths in secure care facilities pp. 233-246

Richard E. Isralowitz

Volume 3, issue 1-2, 1981

Foster care in the 1980s pp. 1-5

Deborah McDaniel

Teenagers in foster care: The forgotten majority pp. 7-20

Helaine C. Hornby and Mary I. Collins

Entering foster care: Foster children's accounts pp. 21-35

Judith G. Wittner

For better or worse?: Foster parents and foster children in an officially reported child maltreatment population pp. 37-53

F. G. Bolton, Roy H. Laner and Dorothy S. Gai

Subsidized adoption in Illinois pp. 55-68

Gary L. Shaffer

The Wisconsin system for determining supplemental payments in foster care: A reliability study pp. 69-75

Wallace J. Gingerich

Resources on foster care and adoption in Britain pp. 77-83

Eileen D. Gambrill

Community placements for adolescents in the United Kingdom: Changes in policy and practice pp. 85-97

Nancy Hazel

Foster children grown up: Parameters of care and adult delinquency pp. 99-114

J. Kraus

Parent aides as a preventive intervention strategy pp. 115-125

Beatrice Baker, Justine Grant, John Squires, Paul Johnson and Lynn Offermann

Foster care provider training: A preventive program pp. 127-141

Anita Runyan and Sally Fullerton

Foster care: Core problems and intervention strategies pp. 143-159

Ronald Rooney

Volume 2, issue 4, 1980

Editorial notes pp. 365-367

Duncan Lindsey

Child care services and public policy: a new perspective pp. 369-385

Dale Goldhaber

Educating children with special needs: An interorganizational perspective on policy implementation pp. 387-402

Jeffrey Schwamm

Tracing developmental trends in Ira Gordon's programs for children and families pp. 403-424

Roberta I. Rubin, Patricia P. Olmsted and Mary J. Wetherby

Attitudes of mental health professionals about changing ages of legal majority pp. 425-432

Stephen K. Sowards, Paul W. Kettlewell and Beth L. Fineberg

Volume 2, issue 3, 1980

Youth services and juvenile justice pp. 235-237

Duncan Lindsey

Adolescent misconduct and the juvenile justice system pp. 239-269

Rosemary C. Sarri

Critical aspects of institutional programs for youths pp. 271-290

Jeanne P. Deschner

Educational upgrading for youthful offenders pp. 291-313

George W. Knox

Gifted delinquents: What do we know about them? pp. 315-329

Anne Rankin Mahoney

Dying in jail: The phenomenon of adolescent suicide in correctional facilities pp. 331-342

Linda S. Haviland and Barbara I. Larew

Volume 2, issue 1-2, 1980

Confronting youth unemployment in the 1980s: Sorting out the issues and trends pp. 1-16

Ray C. Rist

Youth employment and education: Federal programs from the new deal through the 1970s pp. 17-39

Michael W. Sherraden

Youth employment: A challenge for the 1980s pp. 41-61

Robert Taggart and Evelyn Ganzglass

Barriers to full employment of rural youth pp. 63-80

Jerome M. Ziegler

Federal intervention and youth programs: An essay on the viability of the in-school work experience/education model pp. 81-96

Wilfred B. Holloway

On the involvement of public and private sector employers in youth programs pp. 97-112

Steven D. Johnson

Awarding of academic credit for work experience: When and why pp. 113-134

Heather E. Wiltberger

A case study of the implementation of in-school employment and training programs: The functions of program administration pp. 135-157

Mary Agnes Hamilton

The part-time employment of high school students: A research agenda pp. 159-183

Laurence D. Steinberg and Ellen Greenberger

A multi-method approach to research on youth employment programs: A case study of the youth conservation corps pp. 185-208

Stephen F. Hamilton and Steven K. Stewart

Volume 1, issue 4, 1979

Preventive approaches to child welfare pp. 349-351

Duncan Lindsey

The issue is human quality: In praise of children pp. 353-377

James Garbarino

Primary prevention services for children and youth pp. 379-391

Lewayne D. Gilchrist, Steven Paul Schinke and Betty Jean Blythe

Preparing parents for children with special needs: A three-part approach pp. 393-403

Raymond Fox

Family life education for day care programs serving the black community pp. 405-422

Wilma C. Peebles and Patricia J. File

An assessment of the quality of developmental day center playgrounds for exceptional children pp. 423-427

Bryan E. Robinson and Roberta D. Riley

Assessing results of the Alameda project pp. 429-435

Laya Firestone-Seghi

Caring for troubled children: Residential treatment in a community context: By James Whittaker (with Richard Small, Robin Clarke and Jerome Beker) San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1979 pp. 437-441

Rosemary C. Sarri

Caring for troubled children, a review pp. 441-445

Irving Piliavin

Volume 1, issue 3, 1979

Editorial notes pp. 257-259

Duncan Lindsey

Coping with stresses and strains in adolescence pp. 261-277

Gisela Konopka

Aggression and depression among abused and non-abused children in foster care pp. 279-291

Elizabeth M. Timberlake

Cost, convenience and quality in child care demand pp. 293-313

K. E. Yaeger

The behavior of the battered child: A behavioral deficiency syndrome resulting from developmental interferences and reactive learning pp. 315-325

David Horenstein

Volume 1, issue 2, 1979

Topic issue: Protective services and the rights of the family pp. 143-146

Duncan Lindsey

Governmental intrusiveness in the family: A continuing dilemma pp. 147-175

Sheldon R. Gelman

From child rescue to family protection: The evolution of the child protective movement in the United States pp. 177-204

Joyce Antler and Stephen Antler

Intervention strategies and conceptions of child abuse pp. 205-213

J. Patrick Turbett

Child therapy outcome in a community mental health center pp. 215-224

Daniel W. Edwards, Holly C. Zingale, Daniel P. Mueller, Richard M. Yarvis and Harold Boverman

Volume 1, issue 1, 1979

Editorial statement pp. 1-5

Duncan Lindsey

Critical reflections on child psychiatry pp. 7-29

Thomas S. Szasz

Can child fatalities, end product of child abuse, be prevented? pp. 31-53

Leah Gold Fein

The economics of child care and public policy pp. 55-74

Philip Robins and Robert G. Spiegelman

Childhood punishment experience and adult violence pp. 75-86

Howard S. Erlanger

The nation's youth: an employment perspective pp. 87-100

Diane N. Westcott