02070nam a2200265   45000010005000000100015000051000041000201010008000612000070000692100027001392150024001662250041001903301314002316060028015456060027015736060021016006060040016216060019016616060032016806060008017126060021017207000030017417010020017718520013017916139  a0566054272  a20010326d1987       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aProblems of long-term imprisonmentfAnthony E. Bottoms, Roy Light  aAldershotcGowerd1987  aVIII, 336 p.d22 cm  aCambrigde Studies in Criminologyv58  aProblems of long-term imprisonment (Anthony Bottoms; Roy Light). Part I: General Issues; The control review committee report (A. J. Pearson; Andrew Rutherford; S.G. Norris); Control strategies for problem prisoners in American penal systems (David A. Ward); The concept of social and its relevance to the prisons debate (Peter Young); New generation prisons - new generation prisons, the prison building programme, and the future of the dispersal policy (Roy D. King); New directions in prison design (Terence C. Platt); The telephone rings - long-term imprisonment (Mike Fitzgerald); Civil liberties, the law and the long-term prisoner (Rod Morgan; Genevra Richardson). The unwanted effects of long-term imprisonment (Nigel Walker); The American Federal system: control and classification (Gilbert Ingram); Implications for 'New generation' prisons of existing psychological research into prison design and use (David Canter); The Scottish experience with small units (Andrew G. Coyle); Barlinnie special unit - an insider's view (Peter B. Whatmore); Control problems in dispersals (Michael Jenkins); Indentifying control-problem prisoners in dispersal prisons (Mark williams; David Longley); Special unit, 'C' wing, HMP Parkhurst (Susan Evershed); The probation officer and long-term prisoners (John Coker).  aDIREITO PENITENCIÁRIO  aARQUITECTURA PRISIONAL  aCONTROLO SOCIAL   aEFEITOS PSICOLÓGICOS DA PRISÃO   aSISTEMA PENAL   aSUPERLOTAÇÃO PRISIONAL   aEUA  aPENA DE PRISÃO  aBOTTOMSbAnthony E.4070   aLIGHTbRoy4070  j343.8BOT