Morality and Prison
The moral aspect of prison treatment implies the recognition of the convicted person as a moral agent who has made a mistake and who has, not only the duty to …
Recidivism: A return to the familiar environment
The characteristics of recidivism Various definitions of reoffending i.e., recidivism can be found in scientific literature: legal, criminological and penological. Notwithstanding the discussion about different definitions of reoffending and various …
Dog-assisted re-socialization of convicted persons
The Impact of Animals on Human Welfare Scientific research has confirmed that the interaction of humans with animals reduces stress and aggression, increases empathy, enhances the feeling of responsibility for …
Ageing of prison population in the Republic of Serbia – Key challenges
Ageing of prison population in Serbia and worldwide Ageing of population is a global phenomenon, affecting all aspects of life and the welfare of all generations. Serbia has one of …
Work engagement of prisoners, professional training and parole: Do they work?
Parole as a conditional release from prison is a measure regulated by criminal law where the penological component is particularly emphasised. The comparative overview shows that its importance in contemporary …
PrisonLIFE Experience: Psychological Aspects
Prisoners and Vulnerability Prisoners are detained because they offended some of the fundamental norms of society, which is why their rights are limited, but this also decreases the empathy of …
Prison social climate
What is the prison social climate? Prison social climate is a term that popularly represents those properties of prison that can have a significant impact on the behavior of individuals. …