Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care Vol 13 No 3

This special issue, guest-edited by Raymond Taylor, commemorates 50 years since Lord Kilbrandon's report, Children and Young Persons: Scotland, was published. The 1964 report led to the establishment of Scotland's Children's Hearing system.

You'll also find articles on youth justice and the workforce and research in the field of residential child care.

Editorial

Title	Authors
Editorial Volume 13.3 - Commemorating Kilbrandon’s Vision	Raymond Taylor

Commentary, reflections and other articles

Title	Authors
Young People in Conflict with the Law in Scotland - 50 Years after the Kilbrandon report	Bill Whyte
Write His Story: A Response to ‘ Tell a Different Story ’	Anonymous
Tell a Different Story: Some reflections on the 11th Kilbrandon Lecture and its relevance to residential child care	Irene Stevens
‘Beautiful Institution’	Amy C Davidson
How Can the Bird that is Born for Joy Sit in a Cage and Sing ?	Patrick Fisher
Youth Justice and workforce development in Scotland: Practice makes better!	Claire Lightowler
Kilbrandon – Then, now and in the future	Malcolm Schaffer
The Kilbrandon Report and Disabled Children: Some reflections 50 years on	Kirsten Stalker

Peer-reviewed article

Title	Authors
Implications of translational research for the field of residential child care	Michael Nunno, Martha Holden

Book review

Title	Authors
The psychology of emotion in restorative practice: How affect script psychology explains how and why restorative practice works	David Orr

Obituary

Title	Authors
The Professional Career of Mark Krueger	Karen VanderVen