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Latin American Perspectives, 2008
An ethnographic account of the putative shift away from state-sponsored violence and the emergence of new patterns of violence in postwar Guatemala challenges liberal political and moral models that narrowly interpret violence in terms of individual suffering and/or culpability.
Peter Benson +2 more
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An ethnographic account of the putative shift away from state-sponsored violence and the emergence of new patterns of violence in postwar Guatemala challenges liberal political and moral models that narrowly interpret violence in terms of individual suffering and/or culpability.
Peter Benson +2 more
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Prisonization or Resocialization?
Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, 1973This report focuses on data obtained from 276 adult male felons who were inmates in a maximum-security penitentiary in 1971. The general intent of the larger study of which this essay is a part was to test the viability of two available explanations of the impact of confinement.
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Erosion of Morale in Resocialization of Pedophiles
Psychological Reports, 1968Successive sets of ratings given to a group of pedophiles revealed a downward trend in the ratings of their actual and their ideal selves. This seeming erosion in morale during 1 yr. suggests a potential for recidivism.
H F, Dingman, L, Frisbie, F J, Vanasek
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Practical Anthropology, 1970
One important aspect of every religious movement is its particular form of speech. In the case of the neo-Pentecostalist movement, glossolalia (tongues-speaking) has its uses in the defense of the doctrines of the movement, but its most important role is to validate the spiritual experience of the convert and to help him to “belong” to his new group ...
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One important aspect of every religious movement is its particular form of speech. In the case of the neo-Pentecostalist movement, glossolalia (tongues-speaking) has its uses in the defense of the doctrines of the movement, but its most important role is to validate the spiritual experience of the convert and to help him to “belong” to his new group ...
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Resocialization or correction of the convict?
Vestnik Tomskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta. Pravo, 2022The presented scientific article puts forward and confirms the hypothesis that recently in the science of criminal executive law more and more attention is paid to the process of resocialization of convicts, rather than their correction. The au thors confirm this in their dissertation research (including in the social sciences).
Vyacheslav E. Yuzhanin, Dmitry V. Gorban
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The Political Resocialization of Immigrants
Political Research Quarterly, 2008Theories of political socialization contain competing expectations about immigrants' potential for political resocialization. Premigration beliefs and actions may be resistant to change, exposure to the new political system may facilitate adaptation, or immigrants may find ways to transfer beliefs and behaviors from one political system to another ...
Stephen White +4 more
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The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1954
it? A necessary starting point for this inquiry would appear to be an examination of the prison community as a functional social unit. A prison is a physical structure in a geographical location where a number of people, living under highly specialized conditions, utilize the resources and adjust to the alternatives presented to them by a unique kind ...
Lloyd W. McCorkle, Richard Korn
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it? A necessary starting point for this inquiry would appear to be an examination of the prison community as a functional social unit. A prison is a physical structure in a geographical location where a number of people, living under highly specialized conditions, utilize the resources and adjust to the alternatives presented to them by a unique kind ...
Lloyd W. McCorkle, Richard Korn
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Resocialization of schizophrenic patients.
The American journal of occupational therapy : official publication of the American Occupational Therapy Association, 1975An increasing number of chronic schizophrenic veterans is being discharged through various community placement programs. Because of years of separation from the social changes that have occurred in the society they once knew, these veterans need to be reoriented to community living.
K E, Linnell +2 more
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Communication as an Aid to Resocialization
Small Group Research, 2000This article is a case study of a men’s treatment group for batterers. The central question of the study asks how traditionally socialized men participate in a communicatively productive treatment group. In spite of circumstances that at first glance would appear to inhibit positive interaction among its members, the Men’s Anger Group exhibited the ...
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