01004nam a2200133   450000100060000010000410000610100080004720000870005533005790014246100620072160600570078370000200084085200100086020734  a20070209u           y0pory50      ba  aeng  aKnowledge production and the punishment ethicethe demise of the probation service  aIn the past decade the probation service has experienced significant change. A new «knowledge» has emerged, known as «what works», which aims to use the «best available evidence-base» for planning and implementing effective interventions with offenders. Simultaneously, there has been an embracing of «punishment», as opposed to «welfarism», as the appropriate milieu of the probation service. When deconstructed these two features share some common elements, within which a hegemonic masculinist approach to crime control and offender management can be discerned.  vV.53,n.4dDec. 2006pp.317-333tProbation JournalcLondon  aPROBATION SERVICE  GÉNERO  PUNIÇÃO  TECNOLOGIA  aFARRANTbFinola  jP.105