Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

The intervention zone : youth violence and its extremes in Canada : prevention and enforcement in a new zone of opportunity : final report from the Institute for Strategic International Studies, ISIS 2009.

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Youth violence and its extremes in Canada : prevention and enforcement in a new zone of opportunity
La zone d’intervention : la violence chez les jeunes et ses démonstrations extrêmes : une nouvelle zone d’opportunité en prévention et en répression : rapport finale de l’Institut d’études stratégiques internationales, IÉSI 2009.

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1 online resource (18 pages) : illustrations.

Note

Issued also in French under title: La zone d’intervention : la violence chez les jeunes et ses démonstrations extrêmes : une nouvelle zone d’opportunité en prévention et en répression : rapport finale de l’Institut d’études stratégiques internationales, IÉSI 2009.

Summary

"In this final report, a new pre-criminal intervention approach to youth violence is recommended, resulting from ISIS 2009’s global comparative study themes of Community Profiles, Roles and Responsibilities, Strategies, Initiatives and Programs, Community Perspectives, Local Tolerance for Violence and Future Plans. This proposal is based on similar observations, gathered independently from around the world, and will give Canada the opportunity to act early to avoid what many other nations have encountered. If adopted, Canada has an opportunity to build on the capacity challenges highlighted last year by ISIS 2008 by refocusing policing efforts and embracing this pre-criminal intervention model."--text from Executive Overview.

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Online Access

Contents

1. ISIS specifically recommends -- 2. Youth violence in Canada and around the World-- 3. Global studies -- 3.1. Observations from Africa -- 3.2. Observations from South America -- 3.3. Observations from Europe -- 3.4. Observations from The United Kingdom -- 4. Global studies: the ISIS perspective -- 4.1. The ISIS 2009 intervention zone model -- 4.2. Strategic roles for police -- 5. The ISIS executive learning and research process -- 6. ISIS 2009 global sites and agencies studied -- 7. The intervention zone – some keys to success.

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