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Deena A. IsomAssociate Professor of African American Studies, University of South CarolinaVerified email at mailbox.sc.edu
Tia Stevens AndersenUniversity of South CarolinaVerified email at mailbox.sc.edu

Jennifer Silcox

Jennifer Silcox

King's University College at Western University

Verified email at uwo.ca

youth crime youth mental health media criminology


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Constructing “bad girls”: Representations of violent girls in the Canadian and US news media TS Andersen, J Silcox, DA Isom Scott Deviant Behavior 42 (3), 353-365, 2021	13	2021
Are Canadian girls becoming more violent? An examination of integrated criminal court survey statistics J Silcox Criminal justice policy review 30 (3), 477-502, 2019	9	2019
Youth crime and depictions of youth crime in Canada: Are news depictions purely moral panic? J Silcox Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue canadienne de sociologie 59 (1), 96-114, 2022	7	2022
Representations of youth crime in Canada: A feminist criminological analysis of statistical trends, national Canadian newspapers, and moral panics J Silcox The University of Western Ontario (Canada), 2016	5	2016
Institutionalized ‘bad girls’: adolescent female folk devils in Canadian newspapers between 1991 and 2012 J Silcox Feminist Media Studies 24 (2), 207-223, 2024	2	2024
Exploring US news media portrayals of girls' violence in the 1980s and 1990s: The emergence of a moral panic TS Andersen, J Silcox, DA Isom The Routledge Companion to Gender, Media and Violence, 95-104, 2023		2023

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