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The Prisons We Deserve Andrew Coyle

The Prisons We Deserve By Andrew Coyle

The Prisons We Deserve by Andrew Coyle


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Begins with a discussion of the religious and philosophical underpinnings of imprisonment. It is substantially a recent development, replacing the older punishment of exile, whilst keeping many of its important elements. The book continues with a history of the development of imprisonment.

The Prisons We Deserve Summary

The Prisons We Deserve by Andrew Coyle

This study on imprisonment, the first to appear since the Woolf report on British prisons in 1990, begins with a discussion of the religious and philosophical underpinnings of imprisonment. It is substantially a recent development, replacing the older punishment of exile, whilst keeping many of its important elements. The book continues with a history of the development of imprisonment. There is some consideration of the international instruments that govern imprisonment, before an extended discussion of the position now in Britain and other parts of the world. The book concludes with a powerful call for justice in the use and administration of imprisonment. Another book by Andrew Coyle is "Inside: Rethinking Scotland's Prisons" and Vivian Stern is also the author of "Bricks of Shame".

Table of Contents

The beginning; the reality of prison; women prisoners; young offenders; opportunity and responsability; bad prisoners or bad management?; coming out of solitary; prisoners of the system; the Woolf Report and after; the prison service machine; a personal credo.

Additional information

GOR001952652
9780006276548
0006276547
The Prisons We Deserve by Andrew Coyle
Used - Very Good
Hardback
HarperCollins Publishers
1994-02-28
272
N/A
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