Gender, justice, and welfare: bad girls in Britain, 1900-1950

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CHAPTER ONE: DEFINING Reforming the Modern Girl Absences and Presences Gender, Justice and Citizenship CHAPTER TWO: COUNTING Girls and the Juvenile Courts Theft and Violence Sex, Care and Protection CHAPTER THREE: POLICING Statutory Strategies Private Justice CHAPTER FOUR: REFORMING Domestic Economy Disciplinary Economy Defining Reform CHAPTER FIVE: WRITING Entering Care Negotiating Care Beyond Care CHAPTER SIX: DIAGNOSING Pathology, Puberty and the Sex-Instinct Social Relations and Subcultures Consuming Expert Diagnoses CHAPTER SEVEN: REDEFINING

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