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The Educative Role of Social Reintegration Programs on Desistance from Crime [PDF]
Research and Education, 2022 Social reintegration programs carried out within probation services are an important factor contributing to desistance from crime. A large number of people in the records of these services have the obligation to participate in at least one such program ...
Laura-Julia Koblicska
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Trauma-Informed Practice and Desistance Theories: Competing or Complementary Approaches to Working with Children in Conflict with the Law? [PDF]
Salus Journal, 2020 This article considers two practice developments in Welsh (UK) youth justice: desistance-informed practice and the trauma recovery model (as applied in an intervention known as enhanced case management).
Jonathan Evans +3 more
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Clear approach: peer-led approaches in Youth Offender Institutions
Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care, 2023 This article undertakes an analysis of His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Prisons’ (HMIP) inspection reports of Young Offender Institutions (YOIs) in England over a 20-year period.
Andrew Brierley
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The role of (self-)forgiveness in restorative justice: Linking restorative justice to desistance
European Journal of Criminology, 2020 The role of forgiveness in restorative justice (RJ) remains peripheral because interpersonal forgiveness has been considered a ‘gift’ that should not be forced on victims in RJ. In this article, we aim to advance the role of forgiveness in RJ.
Masahiro Suzuki, Tamera Jenkins
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Co- producing desistance: who works to support desistance?
, 2013 In 2003, McNeill argued that desistance research required a major shift in probation practice; a departure from practices underpinned solely by cognitive behavioural psychology focused on changing individual mindsets to practices attending to the relational and social contexts within and through which desistance occurs.
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Encyclopaideia, 2019 This paper critically examines some of the research arising from prison contexts internationally, questioning the notion that adult learning might serve the purpose of rehabilitation or encouraging desistance from crime. These discussions are utilised to
Sarah Galloway
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Encouraging Desistance from Crime
Social Science Research Network, 2020 Half of individuals released from prison in the United States will be re-incarcerated within three years, creating an incarceration cycle that is detrimental to individuals, families, and communities.
Jennifer L. Doleac
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Journal of Sexual Aggression, 2020 The prevention of sexual abuse among people with sexual attractions to minors is a field of study that is growing in both size and importance. While there is an increasing amount of research into this topic, particularly in relation to the stigmatisation
R. Lievesley, C. Harper
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020 Abstract Despite a growth in desistance research, our understanding of how local external factors may affect the desistance process as people transition from prison to society remains limited. Drawing on qualitative data from two neighbourhoods in Northern Ireland, it is argued that subcultural factors in neighbourhoods can play a key ...
Shane Bell +2 more
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‘Shark in the Fish Tank’: Secrets and Stigma in Relational Desistance from Crime
, 2020 Processes of desistance from crime are intricate and, aside from concrete non-offending, they involve a change in self-perception and an acceptance and recognition of reform by others. A criminalized lifestyle often comes with significant stigma, which
Robin Gålnander
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