01211nam a2200181 4500 20202 20202 20060120u y0pory50 ba eng Bullying, victimization and safer prisons This article explores prisoner-versus-prisoner conflicts as a means of clarifying the links and contrasts between victimization and bullying. The author argues that a defining feature of bullying is a power imbalance between the parties, and that most prison victimization - including insults, theft, threats and fights - lacks a power imbalance. The research shows that the majority of prison violence arises, not from bullying, but from victimization. He concludes that tackling victimization, as the Prison Service Violence Reduction strategy recommends, is likely to be more effective in preventing violence than attempts to identify and punish bullies. V.52,n.4 Dec. 2005 p.390-400 Probation Journal London CONFLITO PRISÃO VITIMIZAÇÃO VIOLÊNCIA NA PRISÃO KIMMETT Edgar P.105 0 P__105_000000000000000 2021-12-17 23531 DGRSP DGRSP P.105 2021-12-17 0 AP