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A colleague and I recently had an interesting meeting with a well-placed contact in politics, someone who also has a deep knowledge of the justice system.
Among...
The Prison Service Journal is delighted to announce the launch of its first Editorial Development Scheme.
The Editorial Development Scheme (EDS)...
This edition of Prison Service Journal, the first in a two-part series on race in prisons, is edited by guest-edited by Dr Hannah Bennett.
The articles in this edition examine the realities of racial inequality across prison systems in England, Spain, and Italy, and from t...
A colleague and I recently had an interesting meeting with a well-placed contact in politics, someone who also has a deep knowledge of the justice system.
Among the things we discussed was our report of last summer –
In this working paper, Professor Jo Phoenix reassesses the criminalisation of purchasing sex, arguing that targeting buyers, alongside statutory support for women, offers a clearer and more effective response to exploitation and male violence than the current policy framework.