Publication
Prison Service Journal: 198
Wednesday, 9 November 2011
The articles in this edition of Prison Service Journal range from the narrow to the broad, from contemporary to historical and from the local to the global.
In this edition:
- Editorial comment
- Perrie Lecture: The cost to prison legitimacy of cuts, by Professor Alison Liebling
- Perrie Lecture: Reducing costs and maintaining values, by Michael Spurr
- Regulating Prison Strikes and Industrial Conflict, by Amy Ludlow
- Learning from the behaviour of inmates and guards helps solving wicked challenges in the Danish Prison and Probation Service, by Lars Thuesen and Laura Schmidt-Hansen
- Time is Money: The role of personal finance in reducing re-offending, by Dr Kimmett Edgar and Chris Bath
- Research on Criminalisation of Migrant Women, by Dr Liz Hales and Professor Loraine Gelsthorpe
- Alexander Maconochie’s ‘Mark System’, by John Moore
- The English Prison during the First and Second World Wars: Hidden Lived Experiences of War, by Professor Yvonne Jewkes and Dr Helen Johnston
- Interview: Danny Dorling, interviewed by Jamie Bennett
- The power of positive deviance: How unlikely innovators solve the world’s toughest problems, by Richard Pascale, Jerry Sternin and Monique Sternin (reviewed by Jamie Bennett)
- Debating for a Change: Improving prison life through prisoner/staff working groups, by Andrew Fleming-Williams and Anna Gordon (reviewed by Tim Newell)
- Victims and Policy Making: a comparative perspective, by Matthew Hall (reviewed by Dr Rachel Bell)
- Offending Women: Power, Punishment, and the Regulation of Desire, by Lynne A. Haney (reviewed by Aylwyn Walsh)