European Journal of Probation

Lol Burke
Editorial

At a recent meeting of the European Society of Criminology working group on community sanctions and measures, two questions were central to the ensuin...[pp:1-3], [Abstract], [PDF]

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Mayumi Purvis, Tony Ward, Gwenda Willis
The Good Lives Model in Practice: Offence Pathways and Case Management

During the past decade, the Good Lives Model of Offender Rehabilitation (GLM) has gained considerable momentum and popularity as a rehabilitation fram...[pp:4-28], [Abstract], [PDF]

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Martine Herzog-Evans
Desisting in France: What probation officers know and do. A first approach

French probation services operate without much knowledge of criminological literature. Thus they have never heard of desistance. This research aimed a...[pp:29-46], [Abstract], [PDF]

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Brian Payne, Vicky Conway
A Framework for a Restorative Society? Restorative Justice in Northern Ireland

Presenting findings of an unparalleled study, mapping the extent of restorative practices in Northern Ireland, this article argues that while some exa...[pp:47-73], [Abstract], [PDF]

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Anne Opie
Homecomings, border encounters and hospitality: Alfred Shutz’s and Jacques Derrida’s contributions to conceptualizing a transition from prison

The journey from prison towards desistance from crime is well recognised as challenging. This paper seeks to contribute to the transitions and desista...[pp:74-92], [Abstract], [PDF]

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Anna Matczak
Book review: Exploring modern probation. Social theory and organisational complexity. By Philip Whitehead (The Policy Press: Bristol, 2010, 186pp. £23.99)

Over the last decade the criminal justice system in the United Kingdom has been carefully scrutinized due to apparent signs of institutional change an...[pp:93-95], [Abstract], [PDF]

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Anna Fake
Book review: Kury, H. & Shea, E. (eds) (2011) Punitivity International Developments, Vol. 1: Punitiveness – a global phenomenon? (Crime and Crime Policy Vol. 8-1), Universitätsverlag Dr. N. Brockmeyer

How can punitiveness be measured? What accounts for the different penal trends in Germany, Australia, Finland and the Netherlands? How are juveniles t...[pp:96-98], [Abstract], [PDF]

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