As prison populations increase in Australia and worldwide, Corrections Criminology is a timely stocktake of what we know about corrections. The book encompasses corrections in the community as well as private and public prisons, and is written by leading academics and senior practitioners.
\nThe book covers seven main themes:
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Trends in Correctional Populations (in Australia and worldwide)
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The Objectives, Standards and Efficacy of Imprisonment, including key issues such as accountability, treatment of prisoners, security and privatisation
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Special Prison Populations, such as Indigenous, female and ageing prisoners
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Prisoner Health, including mental health and strategies for minimising self-harm
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Rehabilitation and Reparation, including consideration of "what works?" and post-release support
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Correctional Officers, particularly considering the changing career of corrections staff and
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Future Directions in corrections.
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\nThe book covers seven main themes:
\n
\n
Trends in Correctional Populations (in Australia and worldwide)
\n
The Objectives, Standards and Efficacy of Imprisonment, including key issues such as accountability, treatment of prisoners, security and privatisation
\n
Special Prison Populations, such as Indigenous, female and ageing prisoners
\n
Prisoner Health, including mental health and strategies for minimising self-harm
\n
Rehabilitation and Reparation, including consideration of "what works?" and post-release support
\n
Correctional Officers, particularly considering the changing career of corrections staff and
\n
Future Directions in corrections.
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