Understanding Prison Staff
Herausgeber: Bennett, Jamie; Wahidin, Azrini; Crewe, Ben
Understanding Prison Staff
Herausgeber: Bennett, Jamie; Wahidin, Azrini; Crewe, Ben
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This book will provide practitioners, students and the general reader with a comprehensive and accessible guide to the contemporary issues and concerns facing prison staff.
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This book will provide practitioners, students and the general reader with a comprehensive and accessible guide to the contemporary issues and concerns facing prison staff.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 480
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 848g
- ISBN-13: 9781843922759
- ISBN-10: 1843922754
- Artikelnr.: 24990924
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 480
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 848g
- ISBN-13: 9781843922759
- ISBN-10: 1843922754
- Artikelnr.: 24990924
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Jamie Bennett is Deputy Governor, HMP Whitemoor, and editor of the Prison Journal. Ben Crewe is Lecturer in Criminology at the Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge. Azrini Wahidin is Reader in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Queen's University Belfast.
1. Introduction Part 1: Prisons and Staff Issues 2. Personal reflections on
prison staff 3. Prison staff: an international perspective 4. The
experiences of black and minority ethnic prison staff 5. Prison officers
and gender 6. Prison staff in the public and private sector Part 2: Prison
Officers 7. Industrial relations in prisons 8. Understanding prison
officers: culture, cohesion and conflict 9. Staff and order in prisons 10.
Creating ghosts in the penal machine: prison officer occupational morality
and the techniques of denial 11. 'An inconvenient criminological truth':
pain, punishment and prison officers Part 3: Prison Managers 12. Prison
governors: new public managers? 13. Change management in prisons 14.
'Resisting the scourge of managerialism': on the uses of discretion in
late-modern prisons 15. The role of middle and first-line managers Part 4:
Prison Staff 16. The changing face of probation in prisons 17. Teachers and
instructors in prisons 18. Psychologists in prisons 19. The prison drug
worker 20. Health professionals in prisons Part 5: Developing the Human
Resources of Prisons 21. Recruitment and assessment of prison staff 22.
Training and developing prison staff 23. The experience of prison officer
training Part 6: Conclusion 24. Concluding comments on the social world of
prison staff
prison staff 3. Prison staff: an international perspective 4. The
experiences of black and minority ethnic prison staff 5. Prison officers
and gender 6. Prison staff in the public and private sector Part 2: Prison
Officers 7. Industrial relations in prisons 8. Understanding prison
officers: culture, cohesion and conflict 9. Staff and order in prisons 10.
Creating ghosts in the penal machine: prison officer occupational morality
and the techniques of denial 11. 'An inconvenient criminological truth':
pain, punishment and prison officers Part 3: Prison Managers 12. Prison
governors: new public managers? 13. Change management in prisons 14.
'Resisting the scourge of managerialism': on the uses of discretion in
late-modern prisons 15. The role of middle and first-line managers Part 4:
Prison Staff 16. The changing face of probation in prisons 17. Teachers and
instructors in prisons 18. Psychologists in prisons 19. The prison drug
worker 20. Health professionals in prisons Part 5: Developing the Human
Resources of Prisons 21. Recruitment and assessment of prison staff 22.
Training and developing prison staff 23. The experience of prison officer
training Part 6: Conclusion 24. Concluding comments on the social world of
prison staff
1. Introduction Part 1: Prisons and Staff Issues 2. Personal reflections on
prison staff 3. Prison staff: an international perspective 4. The
experiences of black and minority ethnic prison staff 5. Prison officers
and gender 6. Prison staff in the public and private sector Part 2: Prison
Officers 7. Industrial relations in prisons 8. Understanding prison
officers: culture, cohesion and conflict 9. Staff and order in prisons 10.
Creating ghosts in the penal machine: prison officer occupational morality
and the techniques of denial 11. 'An inconvenient criminological truth':
pain, punishment and prison officers Part 3: Prison Managers 12. Prison
governors: new public managers? 13. Change management in prisons 14.
'Resisting the scourge of managerialism': on the uses of discretion in
late-modern prisons 15. The role of middle and first-line managers Part 4:
Prison Staff 16. The changing face of probation in prisons 17. Teachers and
instructors in prisons 18. Psychologists in prisons 19. The prison drug
worker 20. Health professionals in prisons Part 5: Developing the Human
Resources of Prisons 21. Recruitment and assessment of prison staff 22.
Training and developing prison staff 23. The experience of prison officer
training Part 6: Conclusion 24. Concluding comments on the social world of
prison staff
prison staff 3. Prison staff: an international perspective 4. The
experiences of black and minority ethnic prison staff 5. Prison officers
and gender 6. Prison staff in the public and private sector Part 2: Prison
Officers 7. Industrial relations in prisons 8. Understanding prison
officers: culture, cohesion and conflict 9. Staff and order in prisons 10.
Creating ghosts in the penal machine: prison officer occupational morality
and the techniques of denial 11. 'An inconvenient criminological truth':
pain, punishment and prison officers Part 3: Prison Managers 12. Prison
governors: new public managers? 13. Change management in prisons 14.
'Resisting the scourge of managerialism': on the uses of discretion in
late-modern prisons 15. The role of middle and first-line managers Part 4:
Prison Staff 16. The changing face of probation in prisons 17. Teachers and
instructors in prisons 18. Psychologists in prisons 19. The prison drug
worker 20. Health professionals in prisons Part 5: Developing the Human
Resources of Prisons 21. Recruitment and assessment of prison staff 22.
Training and developing prison staff 23. The experience of prison officer
training Part 6: Conclusion 24. Concluding comments on the social world of
prison staff