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Trends in correctional leadership
2002
Toch discusses participatory problem-solving in the corrections field. The theme is related to that of staff participation and involvement, which is a key concept in management theory.
Newsletter
Case managing multiproblem offenders
1995
Multiproblem offenders who receive aid from many service providers such as those in mental health and corrections may obtain segmented treatment. Case management places emphasis on the continuity of service delivery and is defined as a way of achieving continuity.
Trade Publication Article
Warehouses for People?
1985
The impact of congested prisons is not primarily a problem of population density, but of corollaries of crowding such as social instability, lack of programming, and the ascendance of custody goals. Congestion affects staff as well as inmates, and different inmates are differently affected. Some have antisocial tendencies exacerbated; others suffer from mental health problems. Staff subserve custody goals, but subserve them less effectively because social control mechanisms-such as programming and classification-are impaired by crowding. A recent prison riot points to transience and idleness as key preconditions and shows the results of congestion in escalating sequences that prominently include crisis management. The most serious consequence of crowding is warehousing, which creates a prison climate that prevents inmates from serving time in customary ways. It remains to be determined whether this result constitutes disproportionate-hence unlawful-punishment.
Journal Article
The Perception of Future Events: Case Studies in Social Prediction
1958
By comparing the 1942 predictions of a group of professional and public people with the actual state of the world in 1952, the author attempts to determine the elements of successful prognostication. He points to some of the factors which tend to defeat accurate predictions, and describes the approach which minimizes these handicaps.
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