01013nam a2200145   450000100060000010000410000610100080004720000710005533005480012646100620067460600830073670000200081970100180083985200100085720733  a20070209u           y0pory50      ba  aeng  aThe future of rehabilitationewhat role for the probation service?  aIn this article, the authors draw on arguments developed in their recent book Rehabilitation, Crime and Justice (Raynor and Robinson, 2005) to discuss the aftermath of the «What Works» initiative and the future of rehabilitation. They argue that our understanding of rehabilitation needs to extend beyond narrow correctionalism to a more socially inclusive and relational model, and outline some of the strategies which might enable the probation service, at a time of uncertainty about its future, to contribute to this kind of development.  vV.53,n.4dDec. 2006pp.334-346tProbation JournalcLondon  aREABILITAÇÃO  PROBATION SERVICE  JUSTIÇA REPARADORA  WHAT WORKS  MODELOS  aROBINSONbGwen   aRAYNORbPeter  jP.105