Corrections research

Adjustment Patterns in Incarcerated Women: An Analysis of Differences Based on Sentence Length

NCJ Number

212586

Journal

Criminal Justice and Behavior

Date Published

December 2005

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Rise and Stall of Prison Privatization: An Integration of Policy Analysis Perspectives

NCJ Number

212550

Journal

Criminal Justice Policy Review

Date Published

December 2005

Prisoner Society in the Era of Hard Drugs

NCJ Number

212391

Journal

Punishment & Society

Date Published

October 2005

JUSTNET Goes to College

NCJ Number

211890

Journal

Techbeat

Date Published

2002

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Critical Look at Supermax Prisons

NCJ Number

211985

Journal

Corrections Compendium

Date Published

September 2005

Older Men in Prison: Survival, Coping and Identity (From The Effects of Imprisonment, P 343-365, 2005, Alison Liebling and Shadd Maruna, eds. -- See NCJ-211241)

NCJ Number

211253

Date Published

2005

Codes and Conventions: The Terms and Conditions of Contemporary Inmate Values (From The Effects of Imprisonment, P 177-208, 2005, Alison Liebling and Shadd Maruna, eds. -- See NCJ-211241)

NCJ Number

211247

Date Published

2005

Bullying Among Prisoners: The Need for Innovation (From Bullying Among Prisoners: Innovations in Theory and Research, P 3-23, 2005, Jane L. Ireland, ed. -- See NCJ-211227)

NCJ Number

211228

Date Published

2005

Bullying Behaviour Among Women in Prison (From Bullying Among Prisoners: Innovations in Theory and Research, P 27-43, 2005, Jane L. Ireland, ed. -- See NCJ-211227)

NCJ Number

211229

Date Published

2005

Bullying Among Prisoners: Innovations in Theory and Research

NCJ Number

211227

Date Published

2005

Racial Differences in Violence and Self-Esteem Among Prison Inmates

NCJ Number

210438

Journal

American Journal of Criminal Justice

Date Published

2005

Liberal Exclusions and the New Punitiveness (From New Punitiveness: Trends, Theories, Perspectives, P 272-289, 2005, John Pratt, David Brown, et al., eds. -- See NCJ-210217)

NCJ Number

210233

Date Published

2005

Elias, Punishment, and Decivilization (From New Punitiveness: Trends, Theories, Perspectives, P 256-271, 2005, John Pratt, David Brown, et al., eds. -- See NCJ-210217)

NCJ Number

210232

Date Published

2005

Modernity and the Punitive (From New Punitiveness: Trends, Theories, Perspectives, P 239-255, 2005, John Pratt, David Brown, et al., eds. -- See NCJ-210217)

NCJ Number

210231

Date Published

2005

Supermax Meets Death Row: Legal Struggles Around the New Punitiveness in the U.S. (From New Punitiveness: Trends, Theories, Perspectives, P 66-84, 2005, John Pratt, David Brown, et al., eds. -- See NCJ-210217)

NCJ Number

210221

Date Published

2005

Great Penal Leap Backward: Incarceration in America From Nixon to Clinton (From New Punitiveness: Trends, Theories, Perspectives, P 3-26, 2005, John Pratt, David Brown, et al., eds. -- See NCJ-210217)

NCJ Number

210218

Date Published

2005

Punishment as Communication (From Alternatives to Prison: Options for an Insecure Society, P 113-134, 2004, Anthony Bottoms, Sue Rex, et al. eds. -- See NCJ-210129)

NCJ Number

210134

Date Published

2004

Twelve People Who Saved Rehabilitation: How the Science of Criminology Made a Differnce

NCJ Number

209460

Journal

Criminology

Date Published

February 2005

Informing Policy and Practice: Prisoner Reentry Research at the Urban Institute

NCJ Number

209487

Journal

Corrections Today

Date Published

April 2005

Measuring Prison Performance: Government Privatization & Accountability

NCJ Number

209420

Date Published

2004

Best Practices in Corrections: Using Literature to Guide Interventions

NCJ Number

209170

Journal

Corrections Today

Date Published

February 2005

Current Substance Abuse Interventions, Research and Emerging Developments (From Resource Material Series No. 64, P 82-93, 2004, Simon Cornell, ed. -- See NCJ-209027)

NCJ Number

209034

Date Published

October 2004

Punish or Rehabilitate Revisited: An Analysis of the Purpose/Goals of State Correctional Statutes, 1991-2002

NCJ Number

208615

Journal

Criminal Justice Studies

Date Published

December 2004

"There's a Lot in Those Keys Isn't There?" The Experience of a Female Researcher Researching Rape in a Male Prison Undertaking the Research as a Key Holder (From Policing in Central and Eastern Europe: Dilemmas of Contemporary Criminal Justice, P 769-778, 2004, Gorazd Mesko, et al., eds. -- See NCJ-

NCJ Number

208040

Date Published

September 2004

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NIJ

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No Promises, But I'm Willing to Listen and Tell What I Hear: Conducting Qualitative Research Among Prison Inmates and Staff

NCJ Number

208219

Journal

Prison Journal

Date Published

December 2004