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Working with Offenders examines the current knowledge, skills and values which are needed by those working as probation officers and social workers for effective and competent practice. As well as looking at areas of practice which are of central importance to the altering roles of practitioners, this original textbook provides a critical appraisal of the policies and requirements which guide those roles. Written in an accessible style by experienced academics and professionals, the book examines: the issues which inform practice - training, skills and competences, antidiscriminatory practice,…mehr

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Working with Offenders examines the current knowledge, skills and values which are needed by those working as probation officers and social workers for effective and competent practice. As well as looking at areas of practice which are of central importance to the altering roles of practitioners, this original textbook provides a critical appraisal of the policies and requirements which guide those roles. Written in an accessible style by experienced academics and professionals, the book examines: the issues which inform practice - training, skills and competences, antidiscriminatory practice, autonomy and accountability, masculinity and the causes of crime; the contexts in which work with offenders take place - probation committees, boards, pre-sentence reports, community penalties, prison, and the community; and the outcomes of good practice - including partnerships against crime, efficiency, effectiveness and an evaluation of crime prevention and broader methods of intervention.
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Autorenporträt
Tim May is Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Durham. He is the author of Probation: Politics, Policy and Practice (Open University Press, 1991); and the co-editor (with Dick Hobbs) of Interpreting the Field: Accounts of Ethnography (Oxford University Press, 1993) and Social Research: Issues, Methods and Process (Open University Press, 1993). Antony A Vass is Professor of Social and Penal Studies and Head of the School of Social Work and Health Sciences at Middlesex University. He has also authored of Alternatives to Prison (Sage, 1990). CONTRIBUTORS OUTSIDE WESTERN HEMISPHERE Gwyneth Boswell University of East Anglia Bob Broad London School of Economics Karen Buckley Probation Service Nottinghamshire David Denney Roehampton Institute Ellis Finkelstein University of Central England Daniel Gilling University of Plymouth Simon Holdaway Sheffield University Mike Nellis University of Birmingham Peter Raynor University of Wales Swansea David Smith Lancaster University Brian Williams Keele University