The prison system and its effects -- wherefrom, whereto, and why?
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The prison system and its effects -- wherefrom, whereto, and why?
Nova Science Publishers, c2008
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Bibliography: p. [189]-216
Includes index
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内容説明
This book traces the fascinating development of the New Zealand Prison System which includes the history of penology prior to the phenomenon coming there. But this book is not only a history: it is also an exploration of more complex managerial and social issues concerning crime and its treatment, including the interweaving of different penal policies that have brought the situation to where it is today. As such, it raises psychological issues of isolation in all shades of confinement, captivity, and deprivation that will appeal to everyone who is trying to grapple with the administrative, clinical, and legal problems they create. The work also traces the origins of imprisonment as a strategy used by rulers and ruling classes to retain their power, and more recently by duly elected governments to maintain social control and good order in their communities.
目次
- Preface
- Introduction
- Consensus of Informed Opinion About the Need for Change
- Prison Overcrowding
- Conceptualising the Prison as a Social System
- Assessing the General Effects of Imprisonment Adverse Reactions to Imprisonment
- The Management of Captives
- The Development of Prisons in New Zealand
- Recent Official Inquiries into the New Zealand Prison System
- Overview and Conclusions
- Postscript
- Index
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