R140.00
“When a sizable number of this nation’s children turn out badly, the question must be faced: Why are we unsuccessful in transmitting our way of life to our offspring? What can be done about this? This study examines a question closely related to these concerns: What can be learned from routinely available public records that is useful in the planning of delinquency prevention and treatment programs?”
Price: R140.00
Edition: First edition
Published: 1961
Publisher: University of Pittsburgh
Condition: Cloth hardcover in good condition with minor shelf wear on the corners and top and bottom of the spine. No dust jacket. Ex-library, with standard past-in and stamp on the inside cover. Internally in very good condition – very clean and tightly bound.
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“When a sizable number of this nation’s children turn out badly, the question must be faced: Why are we unsuccessful in transmitting our way of life to our offspring? What can be done about this? This study examines a question closely related to these concerns: What can be learned from routinely available public records that is useful in the planning of delinquency prevention and treatment programs?”
Price: R140.00
Edition: First edition
Published: 1961
Publisher: University of Pittsburgh
Condition: Cloth hardcover in good condition with minor shelf wear on the corners and top and bottom of the spine. No dust jacket. Ex-library, with standard past-in and stamp on the inside cover. Internally in very good condition – very clean and tightly bound.
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| Weight | 332 g |
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