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Introduction to Penology and Corrections – eBook

eBook Details

  • Author: Laura Pinto Hansen
  • File Size: 23 MB
  • Format: ePub (converted PDF available on request)
  • Length: 703 Pages
  • Publisher: Aspen Publishing; 1st edition
  • Publication Date: September 15, 2022
  • Language: ‎English
  • ISBN-10: 154384636X, 1543846351, 2022020499, 0190264071
  • ISBN-13: 9781543846362, 9780014818105, 9782022020495, 9780190264079

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About The Author

Laura Pinto Hansen

Introduction to Penology and Corrections masterfully fuses two essential realms: the practical challenges faced by jail and prison administrators and the underlying theories of punishment and correctional management. Authored by the seasoned Laura Pinto Hansen, this comprehensive textbook delves into the complexities of punishment and corrections, capturing the viewpoints of academics, practitioners, and those incarcerated alike.

The Introduction to Penology and Corrections textbook also offers a global perspective in penal codes, featuring cross-cultural and international insights into punishment and corrections, alongside compelling narratives from correctional professionals, families of the accused, and prisoners themselves. Balancing practical realities with theoretical frameworks, this text equips professors and students with valuable resources including:

– Exploration of pressing social justice issues related to criminal justice and corrections.
– A thorough examination of the philosophies and history of punishment, both in the United States and across the globe.
– A focus on medical and mental health issues, particularly those that have emerged as significant during the COVID-19 pandemic.
– An introduction to a diverse range of career opportunities within the corrections field, revealing the perceptions and realities of these roles.
– Insightful comparisons between male and female detainees, penals, highlighting the unique challenges faced by the transgender population while incarcerated.
– Engaging sections titled “Stories from Behind Bars” and “International Perspectives” that provide an inclusive look at the culture of punishment through the eyes of both staff and incarcerated individuals.

Each chapter from this criminal justice series ebook 1 includes clear learning objectives and key terms with definitions, ensuring students grasp new concepts effectively.

978-1543846362, 978-0014818105, 978-2022020495, 978-0190264079

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