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Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care Vol 16 No 2

This issue contains a collection of four peer-reviewed research articles, three shorter commentaries, a paper previously published in the India-based journal, Institutionalised Children: Explorations and Beyond, and two book reviews.

Editorial

Name	Authors
Editorial	Graham Connelly

Peer reviewed articles

Name	Authors
An evaluation of housing outcomes from a support program for young people transitioning from out-of-home care in Victoria, Australia	Philip Mendes, Jade Purtell
Examining the complexity of Placement Stability in Residential Out of Home Care in Australia: How important is it for facilitating good outcomes for young people?	Jenna Bollinger
Physical health and lifestyle choices of vulnerable young males with severe emotional and behaviour difficulties in a residential setting over 24 weeks	Denise Carroll, T. Duffy, C. R. Martin
Staying Put & Continuing Care: The Implementation Challenge	Kenny McGhee

Commentary, reflections and other articles

Name	Authors
Child Rights Imperatives for Children in Alternative Care	Hiranthi Wijemanne
Stigma in Childhood: Let’s Speak Out Loud	Fouzi Mathey Kikadidi
The Duality of the Corporate Parenting Role: A Delicate Balancing Act	Kristina Moodie, Debbie Nolan

Book reviews

Name	Authors
Inspiring and Creative Ideas For Working with Children, How to Build Relationships and Enable Change	Linda O'Neill
Doing Relationship-based Social Work, A Practical Guide to Building Relationships and Enabling Change	Jimmy Paul

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