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دسته بندی: جرم شناسی: دادگاه، معاینه ویرایش: نویسندگان: Maurice Vanstone. Philip Priestley سری: ISBN (شابک) : 3031143744, 9783031143748 ناشر: Palgrave Macmillan سال نشر: 2022 تعداد صفحات: 739 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 13 مگابایت
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این کتاب راهنما نمای کلی منحصربفردی از توانبخشی که در سطح بین المللی در عدالت کیفری انجام می شود ارائه می دهد. از طریق مشارکت گروهی متنوع که شامل، در میان دیگران، دانشگاهیان (که برخی از آنها پزشکان سابق هستند)، دانشجویان پژوهشگر، یک قاضی، و یک رئیس مشروط، ویژگی های مشترک عدالت کیفری را در کشورهای مختلف منعکس می کند و تنوع و تجلیل آنها را مستند می کند. سرزندگی آنها در زمانهای اخیر ایده «قانون و نظم» توسط رژیمهای پوپولیستی، اقتدارگرا و دکترینر، تقریباً همیشه و تقریباً در همه جا در خدمت حکومت خودسرانه و ناعادلانه سلب مالکیت شده است. به طور کلی این کتاب راهنما چنین رژیم هایی را شامل نمی شود. اما خود «قانون» نیز ظرفیت محدود کردن حاکمان را دارد و «نظم» در قالب صلح اجتماعی یک دارایی مدنی مورد تأیید جهانی است. در بخشی از این کتاب، روایتی متضاد ارائه میشود که نشان میدهد اگرچه گرایشهای عدالت کیفری مانند مجازات مشروط، زندانها و آزادی مشروط را میتوان بهعنوان «از طریق دولوروسا» نشان داد، بازپروری همانطور که در این صفحات نشان داده شده است میتواند به سفری تبدیل شود که درجاتی به سوی امکان زندگی بهتر این کتاب مورد علاقه دانشجویان، دانشگاهیان، پزشکان، مدیران، سیاست گذاران و همه کسانی است که می خواهند در مورد چرایی و چگونگی توانبخشی در سیستم های عدالت کیفری در سراسر جهان بینشی کسب کنند.
This handbook provides a unique overview of rehabilitation as practiced internationally in criminal justice. Through the contributions of a diverse group that includes, among others, academics (some of whom are former practitioners), research students, a judge, and a probation chief, it reflects common features of criminal justice in different countries and documents their diversity and celebrates their vitality. In recent times the idea of ‘law and order’ has been expropriated by populist, authoritarian and doctrinaire regimes, almost always and nearly everywhere in the service of arbitrary and unjust rule. By and large this handbook does not include such regimes. But ‘law’ itself also has the capacity to constrain rulers, and ‘order’ in the form of social peace is a universally approved civic asset. In part, the book provides a counter-narrative demonstrating that although criminal justice dispositions such as probation, prisons, and parole can be represented as a ‘via dolorosa’, rehabilitation as illustrated in these pages can become a journey that leads by degrees towards the possibility of a better life. The handbook will be of interest to students, academics, practitioners, managers, policy makers and all those who wish to gain insight into the why and the how of rehabilitation in criminal justice systems across the world.
Acknowledgements Contents Notes on Contributors List of Figures List of Tables Prospect Rehabilitation Structure and Content of the Book References Law, Economic Crisis, and Diversity: An Overview of Rehabilitation in Argentina The Broad Constitutional Context The Law and Rehabilitation The 2017 Reform and Its Consequences The Results of the Economic Crisis Diversity and the Law Rehabilitation and Restorative Justice Conclusion: Future Possibilities Notes References Rehabilitation and Beyond in Settler Colonial Australia: Current and Future Directions in Policy and Practice Settler Colonialism and the Criminal Legal System in Australia The Law and Policy Context of Rehabilitationin NSW Future Directions in Rehabilitation Policy and Practice: Abolitionism and First Nations Justice Approaches Conclusion Notes References Exploring Expectations and Realities of Rehabilitation in the Canadian Context Corrections and Rehabilitation in Canada—An Overview Canadian Penality in a Global Context Imprisonment and Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Post-Prison: The Role of Government Post-Prison Supports and the Role of Community Gender and Rehabilitation Conclusion Notes References History and Transformations of the Model of Rehabilitation in the Criminal Justice System in Chile A Brief Historical and Contextual Background to the Arrival of the Rehabilitative Ideal in the Chilean Criminal Justice System The Concept of Rehabilitation4 Within the Chilean Normative Structure The Penal Population and a State of Fragile Stability The Model of Rehabilitation and Social Reintegration Delivered by Gendarmería How the Model Works in the Three Systems, Closed, Open, and Post-Penitentiary The Concession System of Prisons Future Directions in Policy and Practice Notes References Rehabilitation in a Risk Society: ‘The Case of China’ A Historical Snapshot of Rehabilitation in China The Status Quo of Rehabilitation—The Legal and Operational Contexts Discursive Underpinnings and Future Directions Notes References Penitentiary System in Colombia Recent History of the Colombian Penitentiary and Prison System Colombian Penitentiary System Structure Structural and Functional Problems of the Penitentiary System in Colombia: Human Rights Compliance Social Support Network Evaluation Processes Penitentiary Programmes Notes References Rehabilitation Practices in the Adult Criminal Justice System in England and Wales A Short Introductory History of Rehabilitation Mechanisms Theoretical Underpinnings to Models of Rehabilitation Current Mechanisms and Their Policy and Political Context Rehabilitation and Diversity Research Findings and Effectiveness Future Directions in Policy and Practice References Blending Culture, Religion, and the Yellow Ribbon Program: Rehabilitation in Fiji Customary Justice in Fiji Demographics and Diversity: New Challenges for the Fiji Corrections Service The Intake Process The Fijian Incarcerable Experience Upskilling and the Yellow Ribbon Project Embedding Community into Effective Rehabilitation Conclusion: An Inappropriate Cultural Focus and the Need for Change Notes References Rehabilitative Aims and Values in Finnish (and Nordic) Criminal Justice From Treatment to ‘Humane Neoclassicism’ New Trends—New Solutions Normative Framework: Aims and Values in Finnish Sentencing and Enforcement Programmes and Enforcement Practices Open Prisons and the Normality Principle Prisons as a Last Resort: Community Service and Electronic Monitoring as Substitutes to Imprisonment Concluding Remarks Notes References France: Executive Managerialism, Frantic Law Reform, but Desistance Culture Historical Mechanisms Current Mechanisms and Their Policy and Political Contexts Punitive Front Door but Releasing Back Door Treatment Techniques: A Patchwork Rehabilitation and Diversity Theoretical Underpinnings to Models of Rehabilitation Research Findings and Effectiveness Conclusion: Future Directions in Policy and Practice References Rehabilitation in Ghana: Assessing Prison Conditions and Effectiveness of Interventions for Incarcerated Adults Traditional Notions of Punishment and Rehabilitation Prisons and Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Programmes in Prisons Prison Rehabilitation Programmes: A Closer Look Current Rehabilitation and Reform Initiatives Conclusion References Approaches to Rehabilitation in Hong Kong Rehabilitation in the Hong Kong Criminal Justice System Social Work Model of Probation The Delivery of Rehabilitation in the Context of Prison The Future of Rehabilitation as a Prime Goal in Hong Kong References From Need-Based to Control-Based Rehabilitation: The Hungarian Case A Short Introductory History of Rehabilitation Mechanisms Current Mechanisms and Their Policy, Political and Statistical Context Specific Programmes and Methods Rehabilitation and Diversity Theoretical Underpinnings to Models of Rehabilitation Research Findings and Effectiveness Future Directions in Policy and Practice References A Critical Commentary on Rehabilitation of Offenders in India The Rehabilitation of Adults The Rehabilitation of Juveniles Conclusion: Future Challenges for Rehabilitation in India Notes References Beyond the Treatment Paradigm: Expanding the Rehabilitative Imagination in Ireland Policies, Programmes and Contexts Conclusion References Serving a Sentence in Italy: Old and New Challenges A Brief Historical Outline of the Rehabilitation System in Italy Rehabilitation Mechanisms: Context and Statistics Available Tools for the Rehabilitation of Sentenced People Rehabilitation of Sentenced Foreigners Empirical Results of the Italian Rehabilitation System Future Perspectives: New Rehabilitation Paradigms Notes References Community-Based Rehabilitation in Japan: Some Unique Characteristics of the Japanese System and Recent Developments Historical Perspective of Community-Based Rehabilitation Services in Japan The Current System for Community-Based Rehabilitation Organisational Structure of the Rehabilitation Services Data on Probation and Parole Evidence-Based Treatment Programmes and Support Measures Conclusion: Challenges and Future Prospects References Criminal Rehabilitation in Kenya: Opportunities and Pitfalls Characteristics of the Prison Population Pitfalls in Criminal Rehabilitation Programme in Kenya Conclusion and Recommendations References Framing and Reframing the Rehabilitation in Criminal Justice in Latvia The Historical Context of Rehabilitation in Latvia Origins and History of Rehabilitation Mechanisms in Latvia The Restart of Rehabilitation Alternatives for Deprivation of Liberty and a New Probation Service Models of Rehabilitation in Latvia: Putting Principles into Practice Development and Reframing the Rehabilitation (2009–2022) Research and Rehabilitation Practices Conclusions: Current Scope and Future Directions Notes References Criminal Justice Rehabilitation in Macao, China Introductory History and Current Mechanisms of Correction and Rehabilitation in Macao Rehabilitation Programmes in Macao Theoretical Underpinnings to Models of Rehabilitation Research Findings of Correction and Rehabilitation in Macao Current Research in Macao Future Directions in Policy and Practice of Macao’s Rehabilitation Note References The Legal Flaws and Material Implementation Gaps of Mexico’s Rehabilitation Paradigm From readaptación to reinserción. The Unfinished Path to a Paradigm Shift Indigenous Women and ‘Drug Traffickers’: Accumulated Discrimination in a Rehabilitation Void Conclusion Notes References Rehabilitation Within the Criminal-Legal System in Missouri United States Criminal-Legal System—A Snapshot Negative Impacts of Incarceration and Need for Rehabilitation Rehabilitation and Preventing Recidivism Intercept One Intercepts Two/Three Intercept Four Intercept Five Future Directions Notes References Resocialisation and Reintegration in the Netherlands: Political Narrative Versus Reality Current Mechanisms and Their Policy and Political Context Rehabilitation and Diversity Theoretical Underpinnings to Models of Rehabilitation Research Findings and Effectiveness Future Directions in Policy and Practice Notes References Rehabilitation, Restoration and Reintegration in Aotearoa New Zealand The Penal System in Aotearoa New Zealand History of Rehabilitation in Aotearoa New Zealand Rehabilitation Programmes—The Dominance of Risk, Needs and Responsivity Critical Issues to Current Approaches to Rehabilitation in Aotearoa New Zealand Indigenisation of Rehabilitative Processes Potential Future Directions in Rehabilitation in Aotearoa New Zealand Conclusion Notes References An Overview of Rehabilitation Mechanisms in Nigeria’s Criminal Justice System A Brief Introductory History of Rehabilitation Mechanisms in Nigeria’s Criminal Justice System Current Mechanisms of Rehabilitation and Their Policy in Nigeria’s Criminal Justice System Rehabilitation and Diversity Theoretical Underpinnings to Models of Rehabilitation Research Findings: Effectiveness of Rehabilitation Mechanisms Future Directions in Policy and Practice Conclusion References Penal Welfarism and Rehabilitation in Norway: Ambitions, Strengths and Challenges A Brief History of Rehabilitation Discourse in Norway Two Logics of Rehabilitation? Rehabilitation in Contemporary Norwegian Penal Practice Conclusion: Key Challenges and Future Research Notes References Rehabilitation in Romania—The First 100 Years A Brief History of the Rehabilitation Concept in Romania Legal Framework Effectiveness of the New Penal Code Specific Programmes and Methods Rehabilitation and Diversity Concluding Remarks Notes References Rehabilitation of Offenders in the Scottish Criminal Justice System Historical Offending Context in Scotland What Does the Criminal Justice System Look Like in Scotland? Theories of Offending for Scotland Criminal Justice Agencies in Scotland Punishment—Moving to Rehabilitation Rehabilitative Effort in Scotland: Working or Not? Future Directions Note References Offender Rehabilitation Approaches in South Africa: An Evidence-Based Analysis Understanding the Concept of Rehabilitation The ‘Offender Rehabilitation Approach’ in South Africa: Need and Risk Assessment Principles The Rehabilitation Principle Evaluating the Implementation of the Offender Rehabilitation Approach in South Africa The Impact of Prison Overcrowding on the Rehabilitation of Offenders Conclusion References Rehabilitation in Spain: Between Legal Intentions and Institutional Limitations Brief Context: Setting the Legal and Administrative Scene A Note on the Landscape of Punishment in Spain Prison, Parole and Rehabilitation Rehabilitation in the Community A Brief Note on Criminal Records and Their Impact on the Social Reintegration of Individuals Who Have Offended Evidence of Effectiveness To Conclude Notes References Criminal Justice Rehabilitation in Sweden: Towards an Integrative Model Current Policy and Debate in Sweden The Risk-Needs-Responsivity Model The Swedish Prison and Probation Service (SPPS) Assessment and Case Management Planning Psychological Treatment Programmes Education and Vocational Training Health and Medical Care Probation and RNR Electronic Monitoring Cooperation for Crime Prevention Future Directions—Towards on Integrated Model RNR as the Main Paradigm Biopsychosocial Models High-Quality Research to Ensure Resources References Rehabilitation in Taiwan History of Taiwanese Criminal Justice Rehabilitation The Birth of the Adult Probation and Parole Service in the 1980s The Rise of Governmental Purchased Rehabilitation Services in 2000s Who Works in Rehabilitation in Taiwan? Probation/Parole and Professional Development Probation and Parole Programs Before 2000 Bifurcated Criminal Policy Reform in 2000 Special Policies for Sexual Assault Offender Treatment Since 2005 Implementation of Social Labor in the Community in 2009 More Demands on Community Supervision and Medical Treatment for Violent, Psychiatric, and Drug/Alcohol Addicted Individuals Since 2010 New Developments in Rehabilitation 2010: Introducing Offender’s Family Support, Victim Services, and Restorative Justice Models of Rehabilitation and Its Meanings Effectiveness of Rehabilitation Re-Offending and Violation of Parole Completion of Harm-Reduction Community Treatment and Labor Orders Conclusion: Future Challenges in Policy and Practice Notes References Rehabilitation and the Adult Correctional Population in Texas Rehabilitation in Theory and Context Probation and Rehabilitation Programs in Community Supervision Rehabilitation Programs: Prison and Parole Measuring Rehabilitation Success Conclusion Notes References Key Practices in Thai Prisons: Rehabilitation Introduction History of Rehabilitation in Thailand Current Mechanisms, Policy and Statistical Contexts Specific Programmes and Methods Theoretical Underpinnings to Rehabilitation Research Findings and Effectiveness Future Directions in Policy and Practice Notes References Probation and the Prevention of Recidivism in Tunisia: Still Uncertain Beginnings Brief History A First Probation Office Experience in Sousse The Justice Reform Support Programme and the Extension of Probation The Installation of the First Probation Offices Intervention Models and Theoretical Foundations Definition of Tunisian Probation Structuring the Monitoring Process The Contributions of Research A Weak Legislative Framework An Extension of Probation Offices but a Chronic Lack of Resources The Necessary Acculturation of Judges The Future? References The Unfinished Symphony: Progress and Setbacks Towards a Rehabilitation Policy in Uruguay The Drive to a Rehabilitation Perspective in the Framework of Prison Reform Programmes Developed During the Prison Reform Quality Information and Evaluation as Substantive Requirements of Public Policy The Relevance of Prison Staff for Advancing the Perspective of Rehabilitation Current Mechanisms and Their Policy and Political Contexts Future Directions in Policy and Practice Notes References Reentry and Reintegration in Virginia, U.S. Recidivism in Virginia at a Glance Virginia’s High Rates of Custodial Supervision Virginia’s Custodial Programming and Practices Methods for Assessing VADOC Programs Available Virginia Carceral Programs and Their Evidence-Base Summary of Existing Carceral and Community Reentry Programs Understanding Desistance and Rehabilitation Alternate Frameworks of Desistance and Rehabilitation Recommendations for Virginia Conclusion Notes References Retrospect: Looking Back—Looking Forward Forms of Historical Rehabilitation in Criminal Justice The Present State of Play Looking Forward Restorative Justice Envoi References Index