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George  Hosking

    George Hosking

    A review of children murdered by their parents over a 50-year period, with implications for policy formation
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    Nursery Crimes. Relational Justice Bulletin. January 2001 (9): 6-7. George Hosking writes from the perspective that the deepest roots of violence lie in the family and begin early in life. In this article then he specifically addresses... more
    Nursery Crimes. Relational Justice Bulletin. January 2001 (9): 6-7.

    George Hosking writes from the perspective that the deepest roots of violence lie in the family and begin early in life. In this article then he specifically addresses how a breakdown in the relationship between parents and babies can €œhardwire antisocial and aggressive children who later turn to abusive behaviour and crime. It is vital to understand this to develop a relational policy agenda for improving parenting skills, skills that in the long run can reduce crime. With all of this in mind, Hosking discusses pathways to crime, formation of the infant brain, and parental skills to nurture infants and children.
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    Detailed descriptions of 47 international approaches to early intervention, underpinning the main report
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    The document proposes a strategy for crime reduction by tackling its root causes, with health and education agencies the first two ports of call in a strategy focused on the causes of crime and disrupting the pathways to crime
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    They key messages from this review of nearly 50 international examples of early intervention were: 1) Those who prioritise investment in the early years secure the best outcomes; 2) The quality of parenting/care is the key to a successful... more
    They key messages from this review of nearly 50 international examples of early intervention were: 1) Those who prioritise investment in the early years secure the best outcomes; 2) The quality of parenting/care is the key to a successful society; 3) There could be a major dividend from focussed commitment to ensure children arrive at school 'school ready'; 4) The impact of poor early care can be alleviated by the right experience during school years; 5) Galvanising the community is the secret of success; 6) Innovative approaches to social care can provide significant benefits at minimum cost
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    This paper summarises 9 years of research by strategy consultants into the root causes of violent behaviour and the most effective methods, worldwide, to address these root causes. It draws attention to the particular importance of... more
    This paper summarises 9 years of research by strategy consultants into the root causes of violent behaviour and the most effective methods, worldwide, to address these root causes. It draws attention to the particular importance of parenting/care in the early years in the development of violent personalities
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    Cost is often the most mysterious area of business. Rather than viewing cost as an existing monolith, management must instead see it as a consciously chosen investment selected to achieve a specific revenue stream. In addition to... more
    Cost is often the most mysterious area of business. Rather than viewing cost as an existing monolith, management must instead see it as a consciously chosen investment selected to achieve a specific revenue stream. In addition to redefining cost in a way that makes proactive management possible, it is important to make a distinction between efficiency and effectiveness. Efficiency involves doing things quickly and well, while effectiveness involves doing the things that optimize the results of an organization's overall activities.