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• W3026188307 abstract "At the beginning of 1990s, when the process of reforms in former socialist countries began, Yugoslavia was in certain advantage in comparison with other countries in transition. However, social and economic situation in Serbia soon become much worse, primarily due to break up of the state (secession and getting independence by some republics), many years of war environment, a huge number of refugees, isolation of the country by the international community, sanctions, hyperinflation, mass emigrations of the young and educated people and lagging of the country within the entire process of transition. Long-lasting social and economic crisis led to impoverishment of the considerable part of population, fall of individual and social standard and more and more expressed insecurity and uncertainty of life. General crisis contributed to the fact that both the family and school ceased to meet the requirements and needs of the young people entirely. They have been dissatisfied and unprotected economically psycho-physically and emotionally, faced with fall of values and morality surrounded by kitsch and negative models, without hope and faith in the more certain and happier future, left over to themselves and the street surrendering to crime, drugs and violence. The young people who are more and more frustrated and dissatisfied by the poverty, lack of perspective and feeling of helplessness very often express violent behaviour and provoke excesses in front of educational institutions and during sporting events when there are serious disturbance of public order and peace, maltreating of other participants, citizens, threats, extortions, violent taking away of money and clothes, abuse of narcotics, group fights with the use of dangerous objects and devices, heavy injuring and other forms of socially negative and unacceptable behaviour, which leads to considerable upsetting of wider public. In order to note and prevent in time all the above mentioned, and particularly new forms of violence, it is necessary, more than ever before, that parents, educational institutions, media, police judicature, social work institutions, institutions for rehabilitation of juveniles and all social and sport subjects, each within its respective jurisdiction, to undertake necessary measures on monitoring the state and problems in detecting and removing the causes that lead to such forms of behaviour, i.e. to reduce juvenile delinquency in Serbia to socially acceptable framework." @default.
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