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new approaches to research on prisoner reentry and reintegration
Intro -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part I: Improving on Definitions and Measures of Recidivism -- 1. Beyond Recidivism: Toward Accurate, Meaningful, and Comprehensive Data Collection on the Progress of Individuals Reentering Society -- 2. Community Capacity-Building and Implementation Advances to Addressing the RNR Framework -- Part II: Researching Reentry: Methods of Reentry Research -- 3. Conducting In-Depth Interviews with Jailed Fathers and Their Family Members -- 4. Collecting Social Network Data in Prison and during Reentry: A Field Guide
5. Interviewing the "Rabble Class": Recruitment and Retention in Studies of Prisoner Reentry -- Part III: Frameworks and Conceptual Considerations -- 6. The Promise of Unpacking the Black/White Dichotomy for Reentry Research -- 7. Prison Experiences and Identity in Women's Life Stories: Implications for Reentry -- 8. Does Thinking of Oneself as a "Typical Former Prisoner" Contribute to Reentry Success or Failure? -- Part IV: Context and Consequences of Incarceration and Reentry -- 9. Social Support in Daily Life at Reentry -- 10. Formerly Incarcerated Men's Negotiation of Family Support
11. "This Individual May or May Not Be on the Megan's Law Registry": The Sex Offender Label's Impact on Reentry -- Part V: The Interplay between Research and Policy -- 12. Running Away: Probation Revocation Programming in St. Louis County -- 13. Education's Failed Promise: How Public Policies "Educate" a Criminal Underclass -- 14. Mercy-Oriented Reentry and Reintegration: Lessons from Policy, Research, and Practice -- Afterword: Can the Rehabilitative Ideal Survive the Age of Trump? -- Acknowledgments -- References -- About the Editors -- About the Contributors -- Index
edited by Andrea Leverentz, Elsa Y. Chen, and Johnna Christian ; with an afterword by Shadd Maruna.
Beyond Recidivism : New Approaches to Research on Prisoner Reentry and Reintegration
New York : New York University Press,c2020