If you liked Family, Victims and Culture by Gabrielle M. Maxwell, start with Police youth diversion (2002), Family court counselling services and the changing New Zealand family (1989), and Meeting legal service needs (1999). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Recommended next reads
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Police youth diversion
2002 · 99 pages · Gabrielle M. Maxwell, New Zealand. Ministry of Justice, Victoria University of Wellington. Crime and Justice Research Centre · Same author
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Family court counselling services and the changing New Zealand family
1989 · 105 pages · Gabrielle M. Maxwell, New Zealand. Department of Justice. Policy and Research Division · Same author
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Meeting legal service needs
1999 · 1 pages · Gabrielle M. Maxwell, New Zealand. Legal Services Board, Victoria University of Wellington. Institute of Criminology · Same author
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4
Community attitudes to mental health
1972 · 51 pages · Gabrielle M. Maxwell · Same author
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5
Toward a child and family policy for New Zealand
1991 · 167 pages · Gabrielle M. Maxwell, Ian B. Hassall, Jeremy P. Robertson · Same author
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Addressing the causes of offending
2009 · 257 pages · Gabrielle M. Maxwell · Same author
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Moving apart
1994 · 59 pages · Gabrielle M. Maxwell, Jeremy P. Robertson, New Zealand. Department of Justice. Policy and Research Division · Same author
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Teaching about changes at puberty
1986 · 88 pages · Gabrielle M. Maxwell · Same author
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9
Being a youth advocate
1997 · 88 pages · Allison Morse, Paula Shepherd, Gabrielle M. Maxwell, Victoria University of Wellington. Institute of Criminology · Same author
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A counsellors perspective on the Family Court and its clients
1990 · 81 pages · Gabrielle M. Maxwell, Rhonda Pritchard, Jeremy P. Robertson, New Zealand. Department of Justice. Policy and Research Division · Same author
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Restorative Justice and Practices in New Zealand
2007 · 350 pages · Gabrielle M. Maxwell, James H. Liu, Jarem Sawatsky · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after Family, Victims and Culture?
BookOrb recommends Police youth diversion (2002), Family court counselling services and the changing New Zealand family (1989), Meeting legal service needs (1999), Community attitudes to mental health (1972), and Toward a child and family policy for New Zealand (1991).
Are there books like Family, Victims and Culture?
Yes. The list on this page is ranked from the closest matches BookOrb has for Family, Victims and Culture.
Who wrote Family, Victims and Culture?
Family, Victims and Culture is by Gabrielle M. Maxwell.