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200			_aProbation, social context and desistance _eretracing the relationship
330			_aThis article reports on the findings of a small-scale Scottish study which drew on participant perspectives to explore the attention given to probationers' social contexts in supporting desistance from crime. In light of findings from previous studies which suggest that recent developments in the design and delivery of effective programmes have contributed to a neglect in attention to offenders' social contexts, this article presents a more optimistic picture whilst providing some insight into how desistance-focussed interventions can more effectively assist change in this area.
461			_vV.52,n1 _dMar. 2005 _pp.8-22 _tProbation Journal _cLondon
606			_aPROBATION CONTEXTOS SOCIAIS PROBLEMAS SOCIAIS PROGRAMAS DE INTERVENÇÃO ABANDONO CRIME _9113587
700			_aMCCULLOCH _bTrish _917746
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