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This book constitutes a critical case study of the modern search for public sector reform. It includes a detailed account of a study aimed at developing a meaningful way of evaluating difficult-to-measure moral dimensions of the quality of prisons.
This book constitutes a critical case study of the modern search for public sector reform. It includes a detailed account of a study aimed at developing a meaningful way of evaluating difficult-to-measure moral dimensions of the quality of prisons.
Über den Autor
Alison Liebling is a University Lecturer and Director of the Prisons Research Centre at the Cambridge University Institute of Criminology. She is also a Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
Helen Arnold is at the Cambridge University Institute of Criminology.
Helen Arnold is at the Cambridge University Institute of Criminology.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- PART 1: INTRODUCTION: PENAL VALUES AND PRISON EVALUATION
- 1: The Late Modern Prison and The Question of Values
- 2: The Measurement and Evaluation of Prison Regimes
- 3: Identifying 'What Matters' in Prison
- 4: Particular Prisons and Their Qualities
- PART 2: THE MEANING AND MEASUREMENT OF KEY DIMENSIONS OF PRISON LIFE
- 5: Relationship Dimensions: Respect, Humanity, Trust, Relationships, and Support
- 6: Regime Dimensions: Fairness, Order, Safety, Well-Being, Personal Development, Family Contact, and Decency
- 7: Social Structure and Other Dimensions: Power, Prisoner Social Life, Meaning, and Quality of Life
- PART 3: PENAL VALUES AND PRISON MANAGEMENT
- 8: Managing Modern Prisons and their Performance
- 9: Security, Harmony, and 'What Matters' in Prison Life
- 10: Legitimacy, Decency, and the Moral Performance of Prisons
Über den Autor
Alison Liebling is a University Lecturer and Director of the Prisons Research Centre at the Cambridge University Institute of Criminology. She is also a Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
Helen Arnold is at the Cambridge University Institute of Criminology.
Helen Arnold is at the Cambridge University Institute of Criminology.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- PART 1: INTRODUCTION: PENAL VALUES AND PRISON EVALUATION
- 1: The Late Modern Prison and The Question of Values
- 2: The Measurement and Evaluation of Prison Regimes
- 3: Identifying 'What Matters' in Prison
- 4: Particular Prisons and Their Qualities
- PART 2: THE MEANING AND MEASUREMENT OF KEY DIMENSIONS OF PRISON LIFE
- 5: Relationship Dimensions: Respect, Humanity, Trust, Relationships, and Support
- 6: Regime Dimensions: Fairness, Order, Safety, Well-Being, Personal Development, Family Contact, and Decency
- 7: Social Structure and Other Dimensions: Power, Prisoner Social Life, Meaning, and Quality of Life
- PART 3: PENAL VALUES AND PRISON MANAGEMENT
- 8: Managing Modern Prisons and their Performance
- 9: Security, Harmony, and 'What Matters' in Prison Life
- 10: Legitimacy, Decency, and the Moral Performance of Prisons
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