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The objective of this paper is to understand the impact incarceration and potential reduce its unintended residual effects through initiatives a non-profit humanitarian organisation called Humans San Quentin (HoSQ). Using critical methodological approach supported by established academic scholarship we argue that social death occurs as consequence suffering pains imprisonment. results also indi...

In this study, we analyze the features of modern imprisonment. The author, first all, starts by pointing out trend penal populism which imposes a series negative consequences for entire social system and then evaluates five main theses related to criticism criminal sanctions were indeed raised Foucault with an aim determine whether ultimately, today, something has been altered in era global int...

The majority of women in prison have experienced prior traumatic events. Imprisonment can also be considered a experience. Research exploring how imprisonment affects with trauma histories is scarce. To examine this, qualitative interviews were conducted 50 participants imprisoned three women’s prisons England. Four overarching themes identified using thematic analysis: the traumatizing system;...

BACKGROUND Smoking has long been considered part of prison culture and studies have shown a high prevalence of smoking within correctional facilities. METHODS A self-administered, anonymous questionnaire was administered to 173 male prisoners in the Chalkida prison, Greece. To assess current smoking habits, a hierarchical approach was adopted. The underlying conceptual framework included: (i)...

The Journal ushers in the New Year with some exciting research challenging several pieces of traditional wisdom, with respect to mental health and marriage, imprisonment and treatment by non-specialist workers. Married individuals have been shown to have improved levels of mental health, with some earlier data suggesting that this benefit may be greater for individuals who are married rather th...

The Journal ushers in the New Year with some exciting research challenging several pieces of traditional wisdom, with respect to mental health and marriage, imprisonment and treatment by non-specialist workers. Married individuals have been shown to have improved levels of mental health, with some earlier data suggesting that this benefit may be greater for individuals who are married rather th...