"Children of the city": juvenile justice, property, and place in England and Scotland, 1945-60.
"Children of the city": juvenile justice, property, and place in England and Scotland, 1945-60.
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“城市之子”：英格兰和苏格兰的少年司法、财产和地方，1945-60 年。
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10.1111/j.1468-0289.2010.00543.x
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2011
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Jackson LA
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本文使用邓迪和曼彻斯特的案例研究来解释1945-60年间青少年使用物品和空间方面的财产违法行为。这是一张由被盗物品组合而成的合成图片，反映了青少年消费市场的增长，以及年轻人对家庭经济的持续贡献。对青年、财产和空间的担忧在报纸上被报道为破坏公物和流氓行为。“玩乐”和“滋扰”是重叠的和有争议的类别；对年轻人进行正确使用场所、空间和财产的再教育是战后少年司法系统的一个主要目标。
This article uses cases studies of Dundee and Manchester to explain juvenile property‐offending in terms of young people's use of objects and spaces in the period 1945–60. A composite picture is assembled of objects stolen, which reflects growth of the specifically ‘teenage’ consumer market as well as continued significance of young people's contribution to family economies. Concerns about youth, property, and space were reported in newspapers in terms of vandalism and hooliganism. ‘Play’ and ‘nuisance’ were overlapping and contested categories; re‐education of young people in the correct use of place, space, and property was a key aim of the postwar juvenile justice system.