A Comprehensive Bibliography of Scholarly Research and Literature Relating to Juvenile Sex Offenders
A Comprehensive Bibliography
of Scholarly Research and Literature Relating to Juvenile Sex Offenders [1]
December, 2002
Up-dated By:
Cindy J. Smith, Ph.D.
University of Baltimore
Kimberly S. Craig, M. A.
University of Baltimore
Pamela Loose, M.A.
Loyola University - Chicago
Sallie M. Brodus, M. S.
Howard University
Cynthea Kimmelman
University of Baltimore
Original Compilation By:
Kimberly S. Craig, M.A.,
Cindy J. Smith, Ph.D.,
Barbara Hayler, Ph.D., &
P. Lynn Pardie, Ph.D.,
Methodology
The authors compiled a bibliography of literature on
juvenile male and female sex offenders, and general child growth and
development. Because limited information is available on juvenile female sex
offenders, the bibliography also includes literature on adult female sex
offenders. A comprehensive literature search, which began in the Spring, 1998
and continued through April, 1999, resulted in the collection of 517
bibliographic entries (417 juvenile sex offender entries and 100 general growth
and development entries).The juvenile
sex offender bibliography was updated in 2002 to include publications through
August, 2002 and 114 publications were added.The current bibliography contains a total of 531 juvenile sex offender
publications.The general growth and
development section of the bibliography was not updated in 2002.
Potential juvenile
sex offender bibliographic entries were identified through a number of on-line
computer searches using the term sex offender(s) combined with the following
search terms: adolescent, boy, child,
female, girl, juvenile, male, teen, teenage, young, youth and youthful.
Relevant materials were also identified through references used in existing
publications.
The following
multidisciplinary computerized databases were searched in the Spring and Fall
of 1998 and in the Summer of 2002 for relevant articles, books, and reports: Applied Science and Technology, Article 1st,
CARL Uncover, CINAHL (Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health
Literature), Contemporary Women's Issues, ERIC, Criminal Justice Abstracts,
Expanded Academic ASAP, FirstSearch, General Science Abstracts, GPO Access
(MOCAT), Health Reference Center, Humanities Abstracts, Illinet Online,
LegalTrac, Lexis Academic Universe, LEXIS/NEXIS, Library Literature, MedLine, National
Criminal Justice Database, PAIS (Public Affairs Information Service),
Periodical Abstracts, Psych INFO, Reader's Guide Abstracts, Social Science
Abstracts, Wilson, and World
Cat.In addition, Proquest was searched during the Summer
of 2002.
The usefulness of
a bibliography is grounded in the availability of the materials. Materials
identified through the computerized searches were collected. If the materials
were unavailable through library loan, they were omitted from the bibliography.
Each article, book, book chapter, and report was reviewed to determine its
applicability to juvenile sexual offending or female adult sexual offending.
Materials collected for the bibliography that did not discuss topics relevant
to our purposes were deleted from the collection.
Collected
materials were reviewed and divided into seven major categories by the research
team. Categories were further subdivided into individual sections as
appropriate.
A separate
representative collection of articles focusing on child growth and development
was identified by the psychologist on the research team. This collection, which
includes materials relevant to cognitive and moral development, and emotional
and behavioral control, are included in a separate categorical bibliography. The
growth and development literature was kept separate from the alphabetical
bibliography to allow the user to distinguish between sex offender and
developmental literature.
It should also be
noted that a limited number of readily available masters theses and doctoral
dissertations were collected for inclusion in this bibliography. If you are the
author of a publication, thesis, or dissertation that does not appear in this
bibliography, please provide us with a full copy of the publication and the
process by which other users may obtain copies, and we will be happy to add it
to our collection. In addition, if you are the author of a publication that is
incorrectly cited in our bibliography, please pardon our error and provide us
with a corrected citation and we will make the appropriate corrections.
Contact:
Cindy J. Smith, Ph.D.
Director, Criminal Justice Graduate Program
School of Public Affairs
University of Baltimore
1420 N. Charles St.
Baltimore, MD 21201
Telephone 410-837-6087
Fax 410-837-6051
[email protected]
Juvenile Sex Offender Topical Bibliography
December 2002
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the U. S. Department of Justice.
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Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, U. S.
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