Adolescent Crime: Individual Differences and Lifestyles

Contents. Acknowledgements. List of Figures and Tables 1. Introduction 2. The Peterborough Youth Study 3. The City of Peterborough and its Neighbourhoods 4. Involvement in Crime and Substance Abuse 5. Family Social Position 6. Individual Characteristics: Social Situation and Dispositions 7. The Community Context: Neighbourhoods and Schools 8. Lifestyles 9. Youth Routines and Involvement in Crime: Some Preliminary Findings from the Space-time Budget Study 10. Key Findings and their Explanations. Appendices. References. Index

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