This edition of Prison Service Journal reflects the liberal-humane values that have always been supported and advocated through this publication.
Prison Service Journal is concerned with contributing to better practice, not necessarily in terms of greater efficiency or management control, but in terms of the role that prisons have in wider social justice.
In this edition
Introducing the articles in this edition, with a general focus on rehabilitative cultures
Food Narratives and the Quality of Prison Life in a Belgian-Dutch Prison
By Dr An-Sofie Vanhouche, Dr Amy B Smoyer and Dr Linda Kjaer Minke
A critical examination of family visits for imprisoned mothers and their families
By Dr Natalie Booth
Separation and the impact on relationships with their children
By Dr Geraldine Akerman, Charlie Arthur and Harley Levi
When You Take the Woman out of Prison, You Don’t Need to Take ‘Prison’ Out of the Woman
By Dr Kimberly Collica-Cox
By Dr Matthew Maycock, Debbie Pratt and Katrina Morisson
