Treatment in the open
A history of probation and corporal punishment in the courts of England and Wales 1900 to 1950
(Sprache: Englisch)
The rehabilitation of the offender in the community is today an integral partof many criminal justice jurisdictions. This book takes a step back and describeshow this modern aspect of criminal justice was introduced in Englandand Wales. At one level it is a...
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The rehabilitation of the offender in the community is today an integral part
of many criminal justice jurisdictions. This book takes a step back and describes
how this modern aspect of criminal justice was introduced in England
and Wales. At one level it is a history of criminal justice in England and Wales,
at another an account of how shifting psychological and social work discourses
became applied to the offender. It describes how modern beliefs in
the treatment of the criminal arrived. The work uses archive material to show
how policy and practice debates were resolved and the uneven and contested
journey to a distinctly modern set of community penalties. Much of that
archive material is discussed for the first time in this work and includes both
government and practitioner records. The book will be of interest to all those
working in the criminal justice sector or concerned with the rehabilitation of
the criminal. The work is also aimed at academic historians and criminologists,
particularly those interested in emerging debates about the history of
crime and its treatment.
Klappentext zu „Treatment in the open “
The rehabilitation of the offender in the community is today an integral partof many criminal justice jurisdictions. This book takes a step back and describes
how this modern aspect of criminal justice was introduced in England
and Wales. At one level it is a history of criminal justice in England and Wales,
at another an account of how shifting psychological and social work discourses
became applied to the offender. It describes how modern beliefs in
the treatment of the criminal arrived. The work uses archive material to show
how policy and practice debates were resolved and the uneven and contested
journey to a distinctly modern set of community penalties. Much of that
archive material is discussed for the first time in this work and includes both
government and practitioner records. The book will be of interest to all those
working in the criminal justice sector or concerned with the rehabilitation of
the criminal. The work is also aimed at academic historians and criminologists,
particularly those interested in emerging debates about the history of
crime and its treatment.
Autoren-Porträt von Raymond Gard
Dr Ray Gard is a former Probation Officer andYouth Offending Team Social Worker in England.He currently works as an Associate Lecturer for theOpen University in their Social Science Faculty. Hewas recently awarded his PhD by LondonUniversity and now lives in Hann. Muenden in theheart of Germany.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Raymond Gard
- 2007, 300 Seiten, Maße: 17 x 24 cm, Kartoniert (TB), Englisch
- Verlag: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller
- ISBN-10: 3836453630
- ISBN-13: 9783836453639
Sprache:
Englisch
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