Anna Costanza Baldry is Associate Professor of Social Psychology at the Second University of Naples. Her major research interests are violence against women, and bullying and cyber bullying. She has led several national and international funded projects on intimate partner violence, femicide, risk assessment and, in addition to over 50 published journal articles and book chapters on criminological and psychological topics, she has published ten books, monographs and government publications., Andreas Kapardis is Professor of Legal Psychology and Chairman of the Law Department, University of Cyprus. He holds a PhD in Criminology from the University of Cambridge. His main research and teaching interests lie in criminology, criminal justice, psychology and law, and penology, and he has published extensively internationally. He has represented Cyprus on various committees abroad and is currently a member of the Crime Prevention Council in Cyprus and has been Vice-Chairman of the Cyprus Parole Board.

• 1. The juvenile young violent offender: from bullying to delinquency2. Risk factors for serious and violent young offenders and risk assessment 3. Juvenile delinquency and justice and policing in Italy 4. Juvenile delinquency and justice in Cyprus 5. Community-based intervention programs for released incarcerated serious and violent young offenders: challenges and opportunities 6. Risk assessment and needs assessment: the EARN method7. The EARN project in Italy

Anna Costanza Baldry is Associate Professor of Social Psychology at the Second University of Naples. Her major research interests are violence against women, and bullying and cyber bullying. She has led several national and international funded projects on intimate partner violence, femicide, risk assessment and, in addition to over 50 published journal articles and book chapters on criminological and psychological topics, she has published ten books, monographs and government publications., Andreas Kapardis is Professor of Legal Psychology and Chairman of the Law Department, University of Cyprus. He holds a PhD in Criminology from the University of Cambridge. His main research and teaching interests lie in criminology, criminal justice, psychology and law, and penology, and he has published extensively internationally. He has represented Cyprus on various committees abroad and is currently a member of the Crime Prevention Council in Cyprus and has been Vice-Chairman of the Cyprus Parole Board.

• 1. The juvenile young violent offender: from bullying to delinquency2. Risk factors for serious and violent young offenders and risk assessment 3. Juvenile delinquency and justice and policing in Italy 4. Juvenile delinquency and justice in Cyprus 5. Community-based intervention programs for released incarcerated serious and violent young offenders: challenges and opportunities 6. Risk assessment and needs assessment: the EARN method7. The EARN project in Italy

Anna Costanza Baldry is Associate Professor of Social Psychology at the Second University of Naples. Her major research interests are violence against women, and bullying and cyber bullying. She has led several national and international funded projects on intimate partner violence, femicide, risk assessment and, in addition to over 50 published journal articles and book chapters on criminological and psychological topics, she has published ten books, monographs and government publications., Andreas Kapardis is Professor of Legal Psychology and Chairman of the Law Department, University of Cyprus. He holds a PhD in Criminology from the University of Cambridge. His main research and teaching interests lie in criminology, criminal justice, psychology and law, and penology, and he has published extensively internationally. He has represented Cyprus on various committees abroad and is currently a member of the Crime Prevention Council in Cyprus and has been Vice-Chairman of the Cyprus Parole Board.

• 1. The juvenile young violent offender: from bullying to delinquency2. Risk factors for serious and violent young offenders and risk assessment 3. Juvenile delinquency and justice and policing in Italy 4. Juvenile delinquency and justice in Cyprus 5. Community-based intervention programs for released incarcerated serious and violent young offenders: challenges and opportunities 6. Risk assessment and needs assessment: the EARN method7. The EARN project in Italy