Prisoners' Children
What are the Issues?
Herausgeber: Shaw, Roger
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Herausgeber: Shaw, Roger
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Why are the children of imprisoned parents often penalised the most? The abuse, stigma and neglect experienced by many of these children raise serious questions about the nature of criminal justice. First published in 1992, this title provides an in-depth look at these hidden victims of crime and examines ways in which harm can be reduced.
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Why are the children of imprisoned parents often penalised the most? The abuse, stigma and neglect experienced by many of these children raise serious questions about the nature of criminal justice. First published in 1992, this title provides an in-depth look at these hidden victims of crime and examines ways in which harm can be reduced.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 208
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 422g
- ISBN-13: 9781032572819
- ISBN-10: 1032572817
- Artikelnr.: 69945288
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 208
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 422g
- ISBN-13: 9781032572819
- ISBN-10: 1032572817
- Artikelnr.: 69945288
Roger Shaw
List of Tables. List of Contributors. Preface. Introduction: Defining and
Addressing the Issues Roger Shaw. Introduction: Theory, Practice, and an
Example Nigel Walker. Part I: The Impact of Parental Imprisonment Upon
Children 1. The Separation of Children and Parents: Some Issues and
Problems Martin Richards 2. Infants with Mothers in Prison Liza Catan 3.
Mothers Inside, Children Outside: What Happens to the Dependent Children of
Female Inmates? Jane Woodrow 4. Imprisoned Fathers and the Orphans of
Justice Roger Shaw 5. Prison Rule 102: 'Stand by Your Man': The Impact of
Penal Policy on the Families of Prisoners Kathleen McDermott and Roy D.
King 6. Men's Imprisonment: The Financial Cost to Women and Children Ann
Davis 7. We Are Not the Problem: Black Children and Their Families Within
the Criminal Justice System Ya'el Amira Part II: The Response of Society
8. The Child, the Imprisoned Parent and the Law Richard Vogler 9.
Prisoners' Children: The Role and Responsibility of the Prison Service in
England and Wales Fiona Clarke, Tim Newell and Alan Rayfield 10. Health,
Social, and Educational Needs of Parents and Children Affected by
Imprisonment in Scotland Dan Anderson, John Basson, Kay Blackstock, Tom
Buyers, Angus Creighton, Kate Gill, Roisin Hall, Moira Maclean, Margaret
McTaggart, John Pearce. Edited with an Introduction by Ian Thompson 11. The
Northern Ireland Troubles: Long-Term Prisoners and their Children W. James
Hughes 12. Prisoners' Families: Should the Probation Service have a Role?
Linda Wilson-Croome 13. A Link with Normality: The Role a School Could Play
to Help a Prisoner's Child in Crisis Stephen Moore 14. Prisoners' Children:
The Role of Prison Visitors' Centres Eva Lloyd 15. Conclusion: Politics,
Policy, and Practice Roger Shaw. Name Index. Subject Index.
Addressing the Issues Roger Shaw. Introduction: Theory, Practice, and an
Example Nigel Walker. Part I: The Impact of Parental Imprisonment Upon
Children 1. The Separation of Children and Parents: Some Issues and
Problems Martin Richards 2. Infants with Mothers in Prison Liza Catan 3.
Mothers Inside, Children Outside: What Happens to the Dependent Children of
Female Inmates? Jane Woodrow 4. Imprisoned Fathers and the Orphans of
Justice Roger Shaw 5. Prison Rule 102: 'Stand by Your Man': The Impact of
Penal Policy on the Families of Prisoners Kathleen McDermott and Roy D.
King 6. Men's Imprisonment: The Financial Cost to Women and Children Ann
Davis 7. We Are Not the Problem: Black Children and Their Families Within
the Criminal Justice System Ya'el Amira Part II: The Response of Society
8. The Child, the Imprisoned Parent and the Law Richard Vogler 9.
Prisoners' Children: The Role and Responsibility of the Prison Service in
England and Wales Fiona Clarke, Tim Newell and Alan Rayfield 10. Health,
Social, and Educational Needs of Parents and Children Affected by
Imprisonment in Scotland Dan Anderson, John Basson, Kay Blackstock, Tom
Buyers, Angus Creighton, Kate Gill, Roisin Hall, Moira Maclean, Margaret
McTaggart, John Pearce. Edited with an Introduction by Ian Thompson 11. The
Northern Ireland Troubles: Long-Term Prisoners and their Children W. James
Hughes 12. Prisoners' Families: Should the Probation Service have a Role?
Linda Wilson-Croome 13. A Link with Normality: The Role a School Could Play
to Help a Prisoner's Child in Crisis Stephen Moore 14. Prisoners' Children:
The Role of Prison Visitors' Centres Eva Lloyd 15. Conclusion: Politics,
Policy, and Practice Roger Shaw. Name Index. Subject Index.
List of Tables. List of Contributors. Preface. Introduction: Defining and
Addressing the Issues Roger Shaw. Introduction: Theory, Practice, and an
Example Nigel Walker. Part I: The Impact of Parental Imprisonment Upon
Children 1. The Separation of Children and Parents: Some Issues and
Problems Martin Richards 2. Infants with Mothers in Prison Liza Catan 3.
Mothers Inside, Children Outside: What Happens to the Dependent Children of
Female Inmates? Jane Woodrow 4. Imprisoned Fathers and the Orphans of
Justice Roger Shaw 5. Prison Rule 102: 'Stand by Your Man': The Impact of
Penal Policy on the Families of Prisoners Kathleen McDermott and Roy D.
King 6. Men's Imprisonment: The Financial Cost to Women and Children Ann
Davis 7. We Are Not the Problem: Black Children and Their Families Within
the Criminal Justice System Ya'el Amira Part II: The Response of Society
8. The Child, the Imprisoned Parent and the Law Richard Vogler 9.
Prisoners' Children: The Role and Responsibility of the Prison Service in
England and Wales Fiona Clarke, Tim Newell and Alan Rayfield 10. Health,
Social, and Educational Needs of Parents and Children Affected by
Imprisonment in Scotland Dan Anderson, John Basson, Kay Blackstock, Tom
Buyers, Angus Creighton, Kate Gill, Roisin Hall, Moira Maclean, Margaret
McTaggart, John Pearce. Edited with an Introduction by Ian Thompson 11. The
Northern Ireland Troubles: Long-Term Prisoners and their Children W. James
Hughes 12. Prisoners' Families: Should the Probation Service have a Role?
Linda Wilson-Croome 13. A Link with Normality: The Role a School Could Play
to Help a Prisoner's Child in Crisis Stephen Moore 14. Prisoners' Children:
The Role of Prison Visitors' Centres Eva Lloyd 15. Conclusion: Politics,
Policy, and Practice Roger Shaw. Name Index. Subject Index.
Addressing the Issues Roger Shaw. Introduction: Theory, Practice, and an
Example Nigel Walker. Part I: The Impact of Parental Imprisonment Upon
Children 1. The Separation of Children and Parents: Some Issues and
Problems Martin Richards 2. Infants with Mothers in Prison Liza Catan 3.
Mothers Inside, Children Outside: What Happens to the Dependent Children of
Female Inmates? Jane Woodrow 4. Imprisoned Fathers and the Orphans of
Justice Roger Shaw 5. Prison Rule 102: 'Stand by Your Man': The Impact of
Penal Policy on the Families of Prisoners Kathleen McDermott and Roy D.
King 6. Men's Imprisonment: The Financial Cost to Women and Children Ann
Davis 7. We Are Not the Problem: Black Children and Their Families Within
the Criminal Justice System Ya'el Amira Part II: The Response of Society
8. The Child, the Imprisoned Parent and the Law Richard Vogler 9.
Prisoners' Children: The Role and Responsibility of the Prison Service in
England and Wales Fiona Clarke, Tim Newell and Alan Rayfield 10. Health,
Social, and Educational Needs of Parents and Children Affected by
Imprisonment in Scotland Dan Anderson, John Basson, Kay Blackstock, Tom
Buyers, Angus Creighton, Kate Gill, Roisin Hall, Moira Maclean, Margaret
McTaggart, John Pearce. Edited with an Introduction by Ian Thompson 11. The
Northern Ireland Troubles: Long-Term Prisoners and their Children W. James
Hughes 12. Prisoners' Families: Should the Probation Service have a Role?
Linda Wilson-Croome 13. A Link with Normality: The Role a School Could Play
to Help a Prisoner's Child in Crisis Stephen Moore 14. Prisoners' Children:
The Role of Prison Visitors' Centres Eva Lloyd 15. Conclusion: Politics,
Policy, and Practice Roger Shaw. Name Index. Subject Index.