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Routledge - Prison Education and Desistance Book

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Description

Explore the complex relationship between prison education and the ability of offenders to desist from crime. While research has already established a link between educational programs and reduced recidivism, this book investigates the deeper connection to desistance and social capital levels. Through an examination of prisoners' lived experiences, the text explains how participating in educational programs can lead to significant personal changes. Readers will learn how these programs help individuals build increased confidence, greater self-control, and a sense of agency. This book provides a necessary perspective on how learning within the correctional system impacts an individual's cognitive development and their journey toward rehabilitation. It is an essential resource for those studying law, criminology, and social rehabilitation.

Key Features

Investigates the link between prison education and an offender's ability to desist from crime.

Examines how participation in educational programs can increase social capital levels.

Provides insight into how prisoners experience personal benefits like increased confidence.

Analyzes the impact of education on developing self-control and agency in offenders.

Explores the relationship between learning and cognitive development during incarceration.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
29 December 2020
Listed Since
20 August 2020

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