A Career in Corrections - Rose, Norman
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This book offers a first-hand view of complexities and challenges within the field of corrections. Personal stories, policy insights, and professional reflections based on the author's extensive experiences intertwine to give a candid look at the correctional landscape. The author delves into the evolution of Ohio's corrections system, addressing prison management, politics, security, nepotism, race, and gender. The storyline chronicles unionization, conflict between security and treatment staff, and justice equity. The book highlights how Ohio's visionary prison administrators led the nation…mehr

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This book offers a first-hand view of complexities and challenges within the field of corrections. Personal stories, policy insights, and professional reflections based on the author's extensive experiences intertwine to give a candid look at the correctional landscape. The author delves into the evolution of Ohio's corrections system, addressing prison management, politics, security, nepotism, race, and gender. The storyline chronicles unionization, conflict between security and treatment staff, and justice equity. The book highlights how Ohio's visionary prison administrators led the nation in addressing prison recidivism, critical incident management, victims services, and provision of mental health and medical services. Concurrently, chapters scrutinize the role of religion in prisons, the death penalty, and privatization. Dr. Rose provides unique perspectives on America's efforts at nation building through its creation of Iraq's prison system. A Career in Corrections is well-suited for courses related to criminal justice, criminology, sociology, public administration, and correctional counseling.
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Autorenporträt
Norman Rose is professor emeritus in the Department of Sociology and Criminology at Kent State University. He has 3 decades of experience in corrections, during which time he taught as an adjunct professor at 14 different colleges and universities. His career includes 10 years as a prison warden and 15 months working as a prison advisor in Iraq and Iraqi Kurdistan. He served as President of the Correctional Education Association of Ohio and the Ohio Correctional and Court Services Association. He trained as an American Correctional Association prison auditor and as a Department of Justice auditor for the Prison Rape Elimination Act. Dr. Rose holds a Ph.D. in sociology from Ohio State University, an M.A. in applied mental health from Kent State University, and a B.A. in psychology from Marietta College.