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100			_a20020715u y0pory50 ba
101			_aeng
200			_aPrisoners as citizens _ea comparative view
330			_aVivien Stern considers the degree to which prisoners across the world are afforded citizenship rights by reference to a number of key indicators, such as access to health services and visits. She concludes that there has been little overall progress since the 19th century, either, in reducing the socially excluding nature of prisons, or in revising outdated and destructive concepts of the prisoner.
461			_vV.49,n.2 _dJune 2002 _pp.130-139 _tProbation Journal _cLondon
606			_aRECLUSO DIREITOS DOS RECLUSOS _9112280
700			_aSTERN _bBaroness Vivien _916866
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