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This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the current directions in social rehabilitation scholarship and research in a comparative, international and interdisciplinary fashion.
This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the current directions in social rehabilitation scholarship and research in a comparative, international and interdisciplinary fashion.
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Federica Coppola is an assistant professor of law at IE Law School in Madrid, Spain, and a research affiliate at the department of criminal law, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security, and Law, Germany. Adriano Martufi is an assistant professor of criminal law at the University of Pavia, Italy, and a research fellow at the Leiden Law School, the Netherlands.
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List of Contributors xii Foreword xiv SHADD MARUNA Introduction: What is Social Rehabilitation? 1 FEDERICA COPPOLA AND ADRIANO MARTUFI I The Normative Facets of Social Rehabilitation: Historical Foundations and Theoretical Perspectives 11 1 The History of Rehabilitation as a Penological Principle 13 EDGARDO ROTMAN 2 Social Rehabilitation as a Constitutional Principle of Justice 27 ANTJE DU BOIS-PEDAIN 3 Social Rehabilitation Through Restoration?: Old Issues and Transformative Perspectives in the Relationship Between Restorative Justice and the Criminal Justice System 53 GRAZIA MANNOZZI 4 Exploring the Relationship Between Social Rehabilitation and Social Justice in Sentencing 70 RALPH HENHAM 5 Social Rehabilitation and Penal Abolitionism 87 SALO DE CARVALHO AND ANDRE GIAMBERARDINO II Social Rehabilitation and Law in Action: The Role of Judicial and Non-Judicial Actors 101 6 Social Rehabilitation, European Penology, and Supranational Courts: Is Judicial Activism a Driver for Penal Change? 103 ADRIANO MARTUFI 7 Social Rehabilitation Under the Eighth Amendment of the US Constitution: A Jurisprudential Analysis for Change 126 FEDERICA COPPOLA 8 Civil Society Organisations and Social Rehabilitation: The Case of 'Antigone' in Italy 142 PATRIZIO GONNELLA, SUSANNA MARIETTI, AND ALESSIO SCANDURRA 9 Social Rehabilitation and Torture Prevention Bodies in International Human Rights Law: Remits and Roles 155 MARY ROGAN III Social Rehabilitation and the Multiple Forms of Legal Punishment 173 10 Solitary Confinement and Social Rehabilitation: A Contradiction in Terms? 175 SHARON SHALEV AND NETANEL DAGAN 11 Social Rehabilitation During and After a Life Sentence: A Human Rights-Based Approach 187 SONJA MEIJER 12 Social Rehabilitation and Community Sentences 199 PETER RAYNOR 13 The (Im)Possible Link Between Social Rehabilitation and Fines: A History of Two Continents 211 PATRICIA FARALDO-CABANA 14 What About Us?: International Gendered Responses Toward the Social Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Justice-Involved Women 230 ROSEMARY BARBERET AND VANESSA GUTIERREZ IV Current Directions in Social Rehabilitation Research 249 15 Exploring Social Re/habilitation and Developing a New Conceptualisation of Re/integration 251 ALEJANDRO RUBIO ARNAL AND FERGUS MCNEILL 16 Social Rehabilitation Through Collaborative Education: Justice Ambassadors as a Transformative Programme for Youth Development & Policy Consideration 268 JARRELL DANIELS, BROOKE BURROWS, UNIQUE C. STARKS-TANKSLEY, AND GERALDINE DOWNEY 17 Offering the Possibility of Better Lives: A Strength-Based Approach to Social Reintegration 289 ROXANNE HEFFERNAN AND TONY WARD 18 Peer Mentoring in a Women's Prisons as a Form of Social Rehabilitation Through Crime Desistance 303 MELISSA HENDERSON AND ROSIE MEEK 19 The Relevance of Neuropsychology for Social Rehabilitation: A Human Rights Perspective 319 SJORS LIGTHART, ESTHER NAUTA, LAURA VAN OPLOO, JESSE MEIJERS, AND GERBEN MEYNEN Index 335
List of Contributors xii Foreword xiv SHADD MARUNA Introduction: What is Social Rehabilitation? 1 FEDERICA COPPOLA AND ADRIANO MARTUFI I The Normative Facets of Social Rehabilitation: Historical Foundations and Theoretical Perspectives 11 1 The History of Rehabilitation as a Penological Principle 13 EDGARDO ROTMAN 2 Social Rehabilitation as a Constitutional Principle of Justice 27 ANTJE DU BOIS-PEDAIN 3 Social Rehabilitation Through Restoration?: Old Issues and Transformative Perspectives in the Relationship Between Restorative Justice and the Criminal Justice System 53 GRAZIA MANNOZZI 4 Exploring the Relationship Between Social Rehabilitation and Social Justice in Sentencing 70 RALPH HENHAM 5 Social Rehabilitation and Penal Abolitionism 87 SALO DE CARVALHO AND ANDRE GIAMBERARDINO II Social Rehabilitation and Law in Action: The Role of Judicial and Non-Judicial Actors 101 6 Social Rehabilitation, European Penology, and Supranational Courts: Is Judicial Activism a Driver for Penal Change? 103 ADRIANO MARTUFI 7 Social Rehabilitation Under the Eighth Amendment of the US Constitution: A Jurisprudential Analysis for Change 126 FEDERICA COPPOLA 8 Civil Society Organisations and Social Rehabilitation: The Case of 'Antigone' in Italy 142 PATRIZIO GONNELLA, SUSANNA MARIETTI, AND ALESSIO SCANDURRA 9 Social Rehabilitation and Torture Prevention Bodies in International Human Rights Law: Remits and Roles 155 MARY ROGAN III Social Rehabilitation and the Multiple Forms of Legal Punishment 173 10 Solitary Confinement and Social Rehabilitation: A Contradiction in Terms? 175 SHARON SHALEV AND NETANEL DAGAN 11 Social Rehabilitation During and After a Life Sentence: A Human Rights-Based Approach 187 SONJA MEIJER 12 Social Rehabilitation and Community Sentences 199 PETER RAYNOR 13 The (Im)Possible Link Between Social Rehabilitation and Fines: A History of Two Continents 211 PATRICIA FARALDO-CABANA 14 What About Us?: International Gendered Responses Toward the Social Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Justice-Involved Women 230 ROSEMARY BARBERET AND VANESSA GUTIERREZ IV Current Directions in Social Rehabilitation Research 249 15 Exploring Social Re/habilitation and Developing a New Conceptualisation of Re/integration 251 ALEJANDRO RUBIO ARNAL AND FERGUS MCNEILL 16 Social Rehabilitation Through Collaborative Education: Justice Ambassadors as a Transformative Programme for Youth Development & Policy Consideration 268 JARRELL DANIELS, BROOKE BURROWS, UNIQUE C. STARKS-TANKSLEY, AND GERALDINE DOWNEY 17 Offering the Possibility of Better Lives: A Strength-Based Approach to Social Reintegration 289 ROXANNE HEFFERNAN AND TONY WARD 18 Peer Mentoring in a Women's Prisons as a Form of Social Rehabilitation Through Crime Desistance 303 MELISSA HENDERSON AND ROSIE MEEK 19 The Relevance of Neuropsychology for Social Rehabilitation: A Human Rights Perspective 319 SJORS LIGTHART, ESTHER NAUTA, LAURA VAN OPLOO, JESSE MEIJERS, AND GERBEN MEYNEN Index 335
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