Youth Violence Prevention

Terrance J. Taylor is Assistant Professor at the University of Missouri St Louis, USA. He received his Ph.D. in Criminal Justice from the University of Nebraska in 2002 and since then he has conducted research and published extensively in the area of youth violence prevention.

1. Introduction: Youth violence prevention 2. Patterns of bullying and victimization associated with other problem behaviors among high school students: a conditional latent class approach 3. The mediating effects of delinquent attitudes on race, race heterogeneity, and violent offending 4. Neighborhood-level differences in police discrimination and subcultural violence: a multilevel examination of adopting the code of the street 5. The problem of prediction: the efficacy of multiple marginality in cross-sectional versus prospective models 6. Gay gang- and crime-involved men’s experiences with homophobic bullying and harassment in schools 7. Identifying high-risk youth for secondary gang prevention 8. Sex differences and the overlap in youths’ risk factors for onset of violence and gang involvement