Explore youth, crime, and justice with “Learning Through Cases,” an innovative textbook perfect for courses on juvenile justice, delinquency, youth development, and sociology. This comprehensive guide uses real-life case studies to examine the historical and evolving landscape of childhood and adolescence in America. It offers a unique intersectional perspective, analyzing how race, class, gender, and power dynamics influence justice. Discover updated research on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), youth-police relations, and technology’s role. Ideal for students and educators, this book provides a powerful, narrative-driven approach to understanding the complex challenges and promising practices in supporting youth within families, schools, communities, and the justice system. A must-read for anyone interested in youth sociology and policy from Rowman & Littlefield.