Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice is an interdisciplinary journal dedicated to the field of youth violence and juvenile justice, providing a valuable knowledge platform for scholars, policy makers, and practitioners. This journal is dedicated to publishing the latest empirical research related to adolescent violence and justice, including project evaluation, policy analysis, and practical experience. The magazine pays special attention to issues such as serious and violent juvenile offenders, repeat offenders, and institutional violence, while also exploring other topics related to juvenile violence and justice, such as risk assessment, mental illness, self-control, and gang membership. Through these studies, the journal aims to enhance the understanding of the underlying causes of adolescent violence and how to reduce juvenile delinquency through effective judicial intervention and social support.

Magazines are not only platforms for academic exchange, but also important references for policy formulation and practical improvement. The research results published in journals can help guide juvenile justice reform, optimize judicial procedures, and develop more effective prevention and intervention measures. Through an interdisciplinary perspective, the magazine provides comprehensive solutions to address issues of youth violence and justice, which is of great significance for promoting the healthy growth of young people and social harmony and stability.