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• catalog contributor b3773540.
• catalog created "c1992.".
• catalog date "1992".
• catalog date "c1992.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1992.".
• catalog description "4. Problematic Aspects of the Decarceration Literature. Characteristics of Analyses of Net-widening. Canadian Analysis of Decarceration and Net-widening. Issues in Comparing Data on Probation and Imprisonment. The Case of the United States. The Case of Britain. Re-examining Issues and Practices of Decarceration -- 5. Decarceration in Postwar Ontario. Ontario Postwar Correctional Discourses and Practices. Trends in Ontario Prison Population. Decarceration in Ontario -- 6. Explaining Decarceration: Trends in Probation and Community Corrections. Probation and Issues of Penal Expansion. Probation and the Absence of Net-widening. Community Corrections and Changes in Penal Control. Community Corrections and Changes in Incarceration. Community Corrections and Changes in Probation. Probation as Explaining Decarceration: Cautionary Observations -- ".
• catalog description "7. Explaining Decarceration: Fines and Fine Defaults. Discrepancies between Court and Correctional Data on Imprisonment. Non-payment of Fines and Imprisonment. Liquor Offences and Fine-Default Admissions to Prison. Decreasing Fines for Intoxication and Incarceration -- 8. Drunkenness Offenders and the Revolving Door. Drunkenness Offenders and the Penal System in the 1950s. Changes in the Processing of Drunkenness Offenders. The Lack of Net-widening in the Decarceration of Drunkenness Offenders. Developments in Countering Fine-Default Admissions to Prison. Native Fine-Defaulters in Kenora. Imprisonment for Fine Default and Corrections -- ".
• catalog description "9. The Origins and Accomplishments of Community Corrections in Ontario. The Intentions and Effects of Community Corrections. The Emergence of the Issue of Overcrowding in the Mid-1970s. Officials' Perception of a Need to Enhance the Ministry's Image. Privatized Community Corrections as a Response to Fiscal Adversity. The Uses and Accomplishments of Community Corrections. Analysing Community Corrections -- 10. Penal Trends in Ontario. The Police, Crime, and Sentencing. Victim and Police Tendencies in Reporting and Recording Crime. Trends in Penal and Social Control -- 11. Knowledge, Power, and Decarceration. Decarceration in Ontario. The Contradiction between Theories and Politics. Constraining Conceptions of Power. Changing Conceptions of Power. Conclusion.".
• catalog description "Foreword / Richard V. Ericson -- 1. Imprisonment, Alternatives, and Penalty. Imprisonment and Alternatives. Criminological Knowledge and Penalty -- 2. The Prison, Criminology, and Rehabilitation. The Prison, Criminology, and the Ascendancy of Rehabilitation. Negative Findings about Rehabilitation. Intellectual and Political Movements Away from the Prison. Discursive and Strategic Movements Away from the Prison -- 3. The Evolution and Assumptions of Critical Literature on Community Corrections. The Genesis of Critical Analyses of Correctional Issues. Changing Understanding of Decarceration and Community Corrections. The Conventional Wisdom of the Decarceration Literature. Perceptions of the Maintenance and Increase of Imprisonment. Political Rationales for Challenging Net-widening -- ".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references: p. [237]-264 and index.".
• catalog extent "xxvi, 274 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Persistent prison?".
• catalog identifier "0802028179 (bound) ;".
• catalog identifier "0802076890 (pbk.) :".
• catalog isFormatOf "Persistent prison?".
• catalog issued "1992".
• catalog issued "c1992.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Toronto ; Buffalo : University of Toronto Press,".
• catalog relation "Persistent prison?".
• catalog spatial "Ontario.".
• catalog subject "365/.9713 20".
• catalog subject "Alternatives to imprisonment Ontario.".
• catalog subject "Community-based corrections Ontario.".
• catalog subject "Correctional law Ontario.".
• catalog subject "Criminal justice, Administration of Ontario.".
• catalog subject "HV9509.O5 M36 1992".
• catalog subject "Imprisonment Ontario.".
• catalog tableOfContents "4. Problematic Aspects of the Decarceration Literature. Characteristics of Analyses of Net-widening. Canadian Analysis of Decarceration and Net-widening. Issues in Comparing Data on Probation and Imprisonment. The Case of the United States. The Case of Britain. Re-examining Issues and Practices of Decarceration -- 5. Decarceration in Postwar Ontario. Ontario Postwar Correctional Discourses and Practices. Trends in Ontario Prison Population. Decarceration in Ontario -- 6. Explaining Decarceration: Trends in Probation and Community Corrections. Probation and Issues of Penal Expansion. Probation and the Absence of Net-widening. Community Corrections and Changes in Penal Control. Community Corrections and Changes in Incarceration. Community Corrections and Changes in Probation. Probation as Explaining Decarceration: Cautionary Observations -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "7. Explaining Decarceration: Fines and Fine Defaults. Discrepancies between Court and Correctional Data on Imprisonment. Non-payment of Fines and Imprisonment. Liquor Offences and Fine-Default Admissions to Prison. Decreasing Fines for Intoxication and Incarceration -- 8. Drunkenness Offenders and the Revolving Door. Drunkenness Offenders and the Penal System in the 1950s. Changes in the Processing of Drunkenness Offenders. The Lack of Net-widening in the Decarceration of Drunkenness Offenders. Developments in Countering Fine-Default Admissions to Prison. Native Fine-Defaulters in Kenora. Imprisonment for Fine Default and Corrections -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "9. The Origins and Accomplishments of Community Corrections in Ontario. The Intentions and Effects of Community Corrections. The Emergence of the Issue of Overcrowding in the Mid-1970s. Officials' Perception of a Need to Enhance the Ministry's Image. Privatized Community Corrections as a Response to Fiscal Adversity. The Uses and Accomplishments of Community Corrections. Analysing Community Corrections -- 10. Penal Trends in Ontario. The Police, Crime, and Sentencing. Victim and Police Tendencies in Reporting and Recording Crime. Trends in Penal and Social Control -- 11. Knowledge, Power, and Decarceration. Decarceration in Ontario. The Contradiction between Theories and Politics. Constraining Conceptions of Power. Changing Conceptions of Power. Conclusion.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Foreword / Richard V. Ericson -- 1. Imprisonment, Alternatives, and Penalty. Imprisonment and Alternatives. Criminological Knowledge and Penalty -- 2. The Prison, Criminology, and Rehabilitation. The Prison, Criminology, and the Ascendancy of Rehabilitation. Negative Findings about Rehabilitation. Intellectual and Political Movements Away from the Prison. Discursive and Strategic Movements Away from the Prison -- 3. The Evolution and Assumptions of Critical Literature on Community Corrections. The Genesis of Critical Analyses of Correctional Issues. Changing Understanding of Decarceration and Community Corrections. The Conventional Wisdom of the Decarceration Literature. Perceptions of the Maintenance and Increase of Imprisonment. Political Rationales for Challenging Net-widening -- ".
• catalog title "The persistent prison? : rethinking decarceration and penal reform / Maeve W. McMahon.".
• catalog type "text".