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The future of rehabilitation, Gwen Robinson and Peter Raynor 95. Staying straight: lessons from ex-offenders, Thomas K. Strengths-based resettlement, Ros Burnett and Shadd Maruna 93. Beyond the Prison Paradigm, James Gilligan and Bandy Lee 90. What Works in Prisoner Re-entry? Joan Petersilia 89. The Good Lives Model, Tony Ward and Mark Brown 88. American Social Work, Corrections and Restorative Justice, E. Rethinking What Works with Offenders, Stephen Farrall 85. Restorative Justice Values, Processes and Practices, Allison Morris 84. Rethinking God, Ted Grimsrud and Howard Zehr 83. 'Punish And Rehabilitate' - Do They Mean Us?, Chris Hignett 82. What's promising, Doris Layton MacKenzie 81. Treatment for Substance Abusers, Ron Fagan 80. Desistance and development, Shadd Maruna 79. The Politics of Redress, Willem de Haan 78. A Re-Examination of Correctional Alternatives, Kevin N. Exiting from criminal careers, Thomas Meisenhelder 74. The Just Community Approach to Corrections, L. Socialization Through the Life Cycle, Orville G. Drug treatment: a therapeutic community, Carl Ake Farbring Part 3:The Future - Can Rehabilitation be Rehabilitated? Introduction 71. Probation Practice., Peter Raynor and Maurice Vanstone 70. Last Messages from a Fading Star, Brian Caddick 69. Groupwork with Women, Marion Jones et al 68. Day Training Centres, Maurice Vanstone 67. The New Penology, Malcolm Feeley and Jonathan Simon 66. Punishment in Modern Society, David Garland 63. Reasoning and Rehabilitation, Robert Ross et al 61. Heimler's Human Social Functioning, Hugh Morley 60. Offending Behaviour, James McGuire and Philip Priestley 59. Justice, Sanctioning, and the Justice Model, Gray Cavender 58. Sex Offender Groups, Christine Weaver and Charles Fox 57. Non-treatment, Anthony Bottoms and Bill McWilliams 53. Compulsion and social work, Peter Raynor 52. Sentenced to social work, Malcolm Bryant et al 51. Rehabilitation and deviance, Philip Bean 49. Social Work in the Environment, Martin Davies 46. Extended contact with prisoners, Margaret Shaw 44. The justice model, American Friends Service Committee 41. The Age of Treatment, Robert Martinson 39. The frying-pan of charitable condescension, Barbara Wootton 36. Part 2: Modern Trends and Forms Introduction 34.The persistent offender, Geoffrey Parkinson Psychotherapy and reality, Melitta Schmideberg 33. Some pitfalls for probation, Sheldon Glueck 25. Religion in the penitentiary, Philip Priestley 23. Principles of a rational penal code, Sheldon Glueck 21. The failure of prison and the value of treatment, Mary Gordon 19. The individualization of punishment, Raymond Saleilles 12. The blind worship of punishment, Enrico Ferri 8. Recognizance and the suspension of judgement, Edward. Working in the Police Court, John Augustus 4. Science, Rewards and Education, Cesare Beccaria 2. Part 1: The Historical Roots and Early Forms of Rehabilitation Introduction.

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