Prisoner Reformation and the Promise of Religion by Lee Ross

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Coxsackie : the life and death of prison reform / by Spillane, Joseph F., author

Social bonds and community support are vital to prison reform by Newson, M, Whitehouse, H

Nigerian Prison Reformation: A Necessity Not A Luxury by Aliyu, Kehinde Adekunle, Mustaffa, Jamaludin, Che Mohd Nasir, Norruzeyati

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Prison reform in Massachusetts : a study of the politics of institutional change. by Coleman, Paulette

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The Just Prison? Women’s Prison Reform and the Figure of the “Offender-as-Victim” in Germany by Friederike Faust, Klara Nagel

“…The present paper engages with this prison reform as transformation in the name of gender justice. …”
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1872 London Congress and the Nineteenth Century Prison Reform Movement: An Inquiry into the Discourse of Punishment by Sinan Tankut GÜLHAN

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PRISON REFORM IN LANCASHIRE, 1700-1850 - A STUDY IN LOCAL-ADMINISTRATION - DELACY,M by Innes, J

Prison Personnel in the Colony of Natal from circa 1850 to the Prison Reform Commission of 1905-1906 by Paul Swanepoel

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The incompatibility of Canadian rehabilitative sentencing goals and current penal practices: the necessity of critically adopting a Norwegian-inspired rehabilitative prison model by Strelnikova, E

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Courts and prisons: practices of criminal imprisonment in the London metropolis, 1750-1845 by Mehta, K

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Legal regulation and organization of the activities of penitentiary institutions of the Saratov province in the late XIX – early XX centuries in the context of the implementation of the prison reform of 1879 by Varfolomeev, Yu. V.

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Peran Lembaga Pemasyarakatan Dalam Upaya Rehabilitasi Narapidana Untuk Mengurangi Tingkat Residivis by Erlangga Alif Mufti, Ontran Sumantri Riyanto

Subjects: “…Correctional Institutions; Prisoners; Reformation; Rehabilitation…”
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En busca de la Ciudad Penitenciaria. Metáfora y materializaciones en los proyectos de reforma carcelaria del Estado Novo (Rio de Janeiro, 1937-1945) by Luis González Alvo

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Du vacarme individuel aux causes collectives : Les luttes carcérales en Suisse romande et le Groupe Action Prison by Ludovic Maugué

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Retratar la reforma carcelaria: Estado, política y fotografías durante el peronismo clásico by Jeremías Silva

“…In this way, we will investigate the images of the album to understand the meanings of prison reform and illuminate central aspects of the state transformations that occurred during classical Peronism.…”
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Le suicide, une pathologie carcérale ? by Laurence Guignard

“…Despite the promotion of resocialization methods and moral support for melancholic prisoners by leaders of prison reform and philanthropy such as Béranger, that disciplinary approach gives priority to measures enacted on the body. …”
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Contre une vision diffusionniste de la « naissance de la prison » by Stephan Scheuzger

“…These transformations, since the late 18th century referred to as “prison reform”, took place in a polycentric and continuous way. …”
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Security Imperative, Reformation and Compliance: Understanding the Prison System in China by Xue Yang

“…Commensurate with the scheme, recent prison reform initiatives include several legal and policy reforms to institutionalise and professionalise prison management. …”
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Locked Up and Left Behind: Addressing Cruel and Unusual Punishments among Senior Inmates during COVID-19 across US Prisons by Sabba Salebaigi

“…Specifically, this paper aims to bridge the fields of constitutional law, prison reform, elder law, and the COVID-19 pandemic by examining the impact of the pandemic on the rights of senior inmates under the US Constitution’s Eighth Amendment protection against cruel and unusual punishment. …”
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