Volunteers in the criminal justice system : a comparative study of probation, police, and victim support
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書誌事項
Volunteers in the criminal justice system : a comparative study of probation, police, and victim support
Open University Press, 1990
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [133]-142) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The current political context tends to support voluntary work as part of an extended "mixed economy of welfare". This book sets out to remedy the academic neglect of community involvement - and its outcomes - in the criminal justice system. Focusing in detail on three groups of volunteers, those working in the probation service, the police (as special constables) and victim support schemes, it aims to illustrate different strands of the voluntary tradition. The authors draw on local, national, international and historical data, and address both the theoretical and practical issues of voluntarism. They analyze who volunteers and why they choose particular agencies and types of work; how they are received by the professionals; and how far they participate in their subculture. They also suggest in detail how volunteers could be recruited and trained more efficiently and deployed more effectively.
目次
- Community involvement in the criminal justice system
- the role of the voluntary sector in contemporary Britain
- volunteers in probation
- the special constabulary
- victim support
- towards an idelogy of volunteering
- organizing volunteers.
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