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A Strategy for Women Offenders? Lock them up, programme them… and then send them out homeless

Pat Carlen
Pages 34-35 | Published online: 13 Mar 2008

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Emma Perry. (2013) ‘She's alpha male’: transgressive gender performances in the probation ‘classroom’. Gender and Education 25:4, pages 396-412.
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Emma Perry. (2013) ‘We’re not trying to turn them into middle-class Guardian readers’: constructing the offender in the probation ‘classroom’. British Journal of Sociology of Education 34:4, pages 525-543.
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Chris Trotter, Gill McIvor & Rosemary Sheehan. (2012) The Effectiveness of Support and Rehabilitation Services for Women Offenders. Australian Social Work 65:1, pages 6-20.
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LAUREN SHARKEY. (2010) Does Overcrowding in Prisons Exacerbate the Risk of Suicide among Women Prisoners?. The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice 49:2, pages 111-124.
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Gill McIvor, Chris Trotter & Rosemary Sheehan. (2009) Women, resettlement and desistance. Probation Journal 56:4, pages 347-361.
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Margaret Malloch. (2016) Missing out: Gender, drugs and justice. Probation Journal 51:4, pages 295-308.
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Laura Piacentini, Judith Pallot & Dominique Moran. (2013) Welcome to Malaya Rodina ('Little Homeland'): Gender and Penal Order in a Russian Penal Colony. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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