Annual index
| DOI | 10.1177/1462474505058013 |
| Published date | 01 October 2005 |
| Date | 01 October 2005 |
| Subject Matter | Articles |
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1462-4745; Vol 7(4): 503–505
DOI: 10.1177/1462474505058013
PUNISHMENT
& SOCIETY
Annual index
Punishment & Society Volume 7
Articles
Almeda, Elisabet, Women’s imprisonment in Spain, 7(2), 183–199
Cheliotis, Leonidas K., The prison furlough programme in Greece: Findings from a
research project in the Male Prison of Korydallos, 7(2), 201–215
Cid, José, The penitentiary system in Spain: The use of imprisonment, living conditions
and rehabilitation, 7(2), 147–166
Crewe, Ben, Prisoner society in the era of hard drugs, 7(4), 457–481
Feeley, Malcolm M. and Jonathan Simon, Letter from the new editors, 7(1), 5
Garland, David, Capital punishment and American culture, 7(4), 347–376
Hannah-Moffat, Kelly, Criminogenic needs and the transformative risk subject:
Hybridizations of risk/need in penality, 7(1), 29–51
Hogeveen, Bryan, ‘If we are tough on crime, if we punish crime, then people get the
message’: Constructing and governing the punishable young offender in Canada
during the late 1990s, 7(1), 73–89
Howe, Adrian and Sarah Ferber, Delivering demons, punishing wives: False imprison-
ment, exorcism and other matrimonial duties in a late 20th-century manslaughter
case, 7(2), 123–146
Hutton, Neil, Beyond populist punitiveness?, 7(3), 243–258
Lambert, Eric G. and Eugene A. Paoline III, The impact of medical issues on the job
stress and job satisfaction of jail staff, 7(3), 259–275
Lucas, Ann M., Huddled masses: Immigrants in detention, 7(3), 323–329
Malloch, Margaret S. and Elizabeth Stanley, The detention of asylum seekers in the UK:
Representing risk, managing the dangerous, 7(1), 53–71
Marinos, Voula, Thinking about penal equivalents, 7(4), 441–455
McAra, Lesley, Modelling penal transformation, 7(3), 277–302
Monkkonen, Eric, Reaction to David Garland on capital punishment, 7(4), 385–387
Player, Elaine, The reduction of women’s imprisonment: Will the reform of...
Copyright © SAGE Publications
London, Thousand Oaks, CA
and New Delhi.
www.sagepublications.com
1462-4745; Vol 7(4): 503–505
DOI: 10.1177/1462474505058013
PUNISHMENT
& SOCIETY
Annual index
Punishment & Society Volume 7
Articles
Almeda, Elisabet, Women’s imprisonment in Spain, 7(2), 183–199
Cheliotis, Leonidas K., The prison furlough programme in Greece: Findings from a
research project in the Male Prison of Korydallos, 7(2), 201–215
Cid, José, The penitentiary system in Spain: The use of imprisonment, living conditions
and rehabilitation, 7(2), 147–166
Crewe, Ben, Prisoner society in the era of hard drugs, 7(4), 457–481
Feeley, Malcolm M. and Jonathan Simon, Letter from the new editors, 7(1), 5
Garland, David, Capital punishment and American culture, 7(4), 347–376
Hannah-Moffat, Kelly, Criminogenic needs and the transformative risk subject:
Hybridizations of risk/need in penality, 7(1), 29–51
Hogeveen, Bryan, ‘If we are tough on crime, if we punish crime, then people get the
message’: Constructing and governing the punishable young offender in Canada
during the late 1990s, 7(1), 73–89
Howe, Adrian and Sarah Ferber, Delivering demons, punishing wives: False imprison-
ment, exorcism and other matrimonial duties in a late 20th-century manslaughter
case, 7(2), 123–146
Hutton, Neil, Beyond populist punitiveness?, 7(3), 243–258
Lambert, Eric G. and Eugene A. Paoline III, The impact of medical issues on the job
stress and job satisfaction of jail staff, 7(3), 259–275
Lucas, Ann M., Huddled masses: Immigrants in detention, 7(3), 323–329
Malloch, Margaret S. and Elizabeth Stanley, The detention of asylum seekers in the UK:
Representing risk, managing the dangerous, 7(1), 53–71
Marinos, Voula, Thinking about penal equivalents, 7(4), 441–455
McAra, Lesley, Modelling penal transformation, 7(3), 277–302
Monkkonen, Eric, Reaction to David Garland on capital punishment, 7(4), 385–387
Player, Elaine, The reduction of women’s imprisonment: Will the reform of...
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