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J Osipenko - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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exodus home a halfway house for ex convicts
2016Co-Authors: J OsipenkoAbstract:Thesis proposes a new transitional facility between the prison and outside world. “Exodus Home” is a halfway house for ex - offenders and non - violent criminals, merged with educational facility for residents and Ex-Convicts.
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Exodus Home – a halfway house for ex - convicts
2016Co-Authors: J OsipenkoAbstract:Thesis proposes a new transitional facility between the prison and outside world. “Exodus Home” is a halfway house for ex - offenders and non - violent criminals, merged with educational facility for residents and Ex-Convicts.
Bagus Maulana Al-jauhar - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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KONSTRUKSI MASYARAKAT TERHADAP MANTAN NARAPIDANA
2014Co-Authors: Bagus Maulana Al-jauharAbstract:Abstrak Diskriminasi yang ditunjukkan oleh masyarakat terhadap mantan narapidana menjadi fenomena yang yang tak seharusnya terjadi di tengah masyarakat. Konstruksi negatif masyarakat terhadap mantan narapidana menjadi latar belakang utama fenomena ini muncul, dengan adanya fenomena tersebut menimbulkan masalah-masalah lain yang dapat merugikan kedua pihak. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode kualitatif dengan pendekatan fenomenologi Alfred Schutz, dengan menggunakan teori konstruksi sosial Berger dan Luckmann yang mengupas bagaimana proses konstruksi yang dibangun oleh masyarakat Desa Mendogo, Kecamatan Glagah, Kabupaten Lamongan, sehingga melahirkan diskriminasi terhadap mantan narapidana. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa konstruksi masyarakat terhadap mantan narapidana dipengaruhi oleh beberapa faktor penyebab. Bentuk konstruksi masyarakat lebih dipengaruhi oleh proses eksternalisasi, internalisasi dan objektivasi yang dilakukan oleh masyarakat. Eksternalisasi lebih ditekankan bagaimana masyarakat mengadopsi sumber informasi yang diterima, objektivasi dimana masyarakat lebih memandang tindak kejahatan yang dilakukan mantan narapidana dan bagaimana lemahnya lembaga hukum dalam menjalankan fungsi hukum, internalisasi dalam proses ini masyarakat memberikan pertimbangan dengan tetap menghargai mantan narapidana. Kata Kunci: Kontruksi sosial, Mantan narapidana Abstract Discrimination that shown by the public against the Ex-Convict who became a phenomenon that should not be happening in the community. Negative construction given to the former inmates into the main background of this phenomenon emerged, with the phenomenon raises other problems that can harm both parties. This study used qualitative methods with Alfred Schutz phenomenological approach, by using the theory of social construction Berger and Luckmann that explore how the construction process to be built by the villagers Mendogo, Glagah district, Lamongan regency that causes discrimination against former prisoners. Results of this study demonstrated that the social construction given to the former inmate is influenced by several factors. Social construction of the society more influenced by the process of externalization, internalization and objectification will be undertaken by the community. Externalization were emphasized how people adopt accepted the resources are in, objectification more people looked at the crime do the former inmates and how weak legal institutions in performing judicial functions, internalization in this process to give consideration to the community while respecting Ex-Convicts. Keywords: Social Construction, Ex-Convict
Brenda Byers - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Generalizability and specificity of the stigma associated with the mental illness label: A reconsideration twenty‐five years later
Journal of Community Psychology, 1995Co-Authors: Linda J. Skinner, Kenneth K. Berry, Sue Ellen Griffith, Brenda ByersAbstract:The current status of the generalizability (i.e., application across situations) and specificity (i.e., differentiation from other deviant behavior stigmas) of the mental illness stigma was re-examined 25 years after delineation by Lamy (1966). College undergraduate students completed 30 forced-choice items measuring deep-level attitudes toward ex-mental patients vis-a-vis Ex-Convicts or ex-drug addicts. Etiological factors and various areas of functioning (i.e., psychological and social functioning, dating and romantic relationships, family, children, work, and rehabilitation and recidivism) were considered. An attitudinal hierarchy was found for the three deviant social roles, with the ex-drug addict role eliciting the least negative attitudes and the Ex-Convict role eliciting the most negative attitudes. The current results indicate that the stigma associated with the ex-mental patient role continues to be specific to that deviant social role; however, as compared to the results of Lamy, attitudes toward this deviant social role have evolved in a positive direction. The generalizability of the stigma reported by Lamy has diminished in relation to negative attitudes but remains somewhat stable for positive attitudes. Although college students were the participants in Lamy's study, their use in this study may restrict the generalizability of these deep-level attitude findings.
Rod Earle - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Developing Convict Criminology Beyond North America
2014Co-Authors: Jeffrey Ian Ross, Andreas Aresti, Sacha Darke, Greg Newbold, Rod EarleAbstract:Despite its original vision of a community of Ex-Convict criminological and criminal justice experts, Convict Criminology has had difficulty with international expansion and has remained largely a North American movement. There are many reasons why this has occurred. This paper reviews the efforts that have been made to internationalize Convict Criminology in Europe and discusses some of the barriers it has faced. It also suggests prospects for moving the field forward in a truly international manner and the problems that this entails.
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Developing Convict Criminology Beyond North America
International Criminal Justice Review, 2014Co-Authors: Jeffrey Ian Ross, Andreas Aresti, Sacha Darke, Greg Newbold, Rod EarleAbstract:Despite its original vision of a community of Ex-Convict criminological and criminal justice experts, Convict Criminology (CC) has had difficulty with international expansion and has remained largely a North American movement. There are many reasons why this has occurred. This article reviews the efforts that have been made to internationalize CC in Europe and discusses some of the barriers it has faced. It also suggests prospects for moving the field forward in a truly international manner and the challenges that this entails.
Sacha Darke - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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practicing convict criminology lessons learned from british academic activism
Critical Criminology, 2016Co-Authors: Andreas Aresti, Sacha DarkeAbstract:Joanne Belknap’s recent ASC presidential address included a critique of Convict Criminology’s activism. A number of concerns were provided, although of particular importance here are, first, Belknap’s concerns regarding the absence of ‘marginalized voices’ in the Convict Criminology network. Second, the issue of defining how non-con academics function as Convict Criminology group members. This paper responds to these criticisms. Specifically, we discuss the question of ‘representation’ in BCC and our attempts to remedy this issue. We also draw attention to the academic activism that British Convict Criminology is conducting in Europe. This includes a detailed discussion of the collaborative research-activist activities that involve non-con as well as ex-con academic network members. We demonstrate how these collaborations explain the vital group membership role that non-con academics assume in the activism of Convict Criminology.
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Developing Convict Criminology Beyond North America
2014Co-Authors: Jeffrey Ian Ross, Andreas Aresti, Sacha Darke, Greg Newbold, Rod EarleAbstract:Despite its original vision of a community of Ex-Convict criminological and criminal justice experts, Convict Criminology has had difficulty with international expansion and has remained largely a North American movement. There are many reasons why this has occurred. This paper reviews the efforts that have been made to internationalize Convict Criminology in Europe and discusses some of the barriers it has faced. It also suggests prospects for moving the field forward in a truly international manner and the problems that this entails.
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Developing Convict Criminology Beyond North America
International Criminal Justice Review, 2014Co-Authors: Jeffrey Ian Ross, Andreas Aresti, Sacha Darke, Greg Newbold, Rod EarleAbstract:Despite its original vision of a community of Ex-Convict criminological and criminal justice experts, Convict Criminology (CC) has had difficulty with international expansion and has remained largely a North American movement. There are many reasons why this has occurred. This article reviews the efforts that have been made to internationalize CC in Europe and discusses some of the barriers it has faced. It also suggests prospects for moving the field forward in a truly international manner and the challenges that this entails.
