Building on a range of interviews with young adult women who were offenders in their youth, this book analyses their vivid personal accounts of stigma, motherhood, addiction and examines the gendered transition from youth criminality into adulthood.
Building on a range of interviews with young adult women who were offenders in their youth, this book analyses their vivid personal accounts of stigma, motherhood, addiction and examines the gendered transition from youth criminality into adulthood.
Gilly Sharpe is a Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Sheffield, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1Youth, inequality and stigma 2 Precarious transitions: excluded and criminalised in an era of austerity 3 Stigmatisation and devaluation beyond the penal sphere 4 Maternal identities, stigma and desistance from crime 5 The legacy of education and welfare intervention 6 Making sense of penal intervention 7 Conclusion
Introduction 1Youth, inequality and stigma 2 Precarious transitions: excluded and criminalised in an era of austerity 3 Stigmatisation and devaluation beyond the penal sphere 4 Maternal identities, stigma and desistance from crime 5 The legacy of education and welfare intervention 6 Making sense of penal intervention 7 Conclusion
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