Improving Interagency Collaboration, Innovation and Learning in Criminal Justice Systems: Supporting Offender Rehabilitation - Softcover
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BIOGRAPHIES 5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 12
TERMINOLOGY AND ABBREVIATIONS 13
CHAPTER 1 SETTING THE SCENE AND INTRODUCTION 15
SARAH HEAN, BERIT JOHNSEN, ANU KAJAMAA AND LAURE KLOETZER; 15
SECTION 1: INTERNATIONAL CONTEXTS OF COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE IN A VARIETY OF PENAL CONTEXTS: SUBSTANTIVE AREAS FORORGANISATIONAL INNOVATION AND CHANGE 40
STUDIES IN NORWAY 41
CHAPTER 2 INTERORGANISATIONAL COLLABORATION IN A NORWEGIAN PRISON - CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES ARISING FROM
INTERAGENCY MEETINGS 42
PÄIVIKKI LAHTINEN, ANU KAJAMAA, LAURA SEPPÄNEN, BERIT JOHNSEN, SARAH HEAN, TERHI ESKO 42
CHAPTER 3 MIRRORS OF PRISON LIFE - FROM COMPARTMENTALISED PRACTICE TOWARDS BOUNDARY CROSSING EXPERTISE 67
SØREN WALTHER NIELSEN AND ANU KAJAMAA 67
CHAPTER 4 'LIVING WITH' INTERAGENCY COLLABORATION - THREE SUSTAINING PRACTICES 95
TINE MURPHY, MARIE KIRSTEJN AAKJAER, EVA PALLESEN, CHARLOTTE ROSENBERG, 95
CHAPTER 5 THE APPLICATION OF NORWEGIAN HUMANE IDEALS BY FRONT- LINE WORKERS WHEN COLLABORATIVELY REINTEGRATING INMATES BACK INTO SOCIETY 116
WILLIAM DUGDALE AND SARAH HEAN 116
STUDIES IN ENGLAND 141
CHAPTER 6 TRACING THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF A SERVICE MODEL FOR INTERAGENCY COLLABORATION: CONTRADICTIONS AS
BARRIERS AND POTENTIAL DRIVERS FOR CHANGE. 142
PAULO ROCHA AND SARAH HEAN 142
CHAPTER 7 MENTORING IN PRACTICE. REBUILDING DIALOGUE WITH
MENTEES' STORIES. 165
LAURE KLOETZER, JO WELLS, LAURA SEPPÄNEN AND SARAH HEAN 165
SECTION 2. STRATEGIES AND METHODS TO PROMOTE
COLLABORATION, MANAGEMENT AND INNOVATION 189CHAPTER 8 A COLAB MODEL OF WORKPLACE TRANSFORMATION IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CONTEXT 190
SARAH HEAN ,MARIE AAKJÆR, LAURE KLOETZER, LAURA SEPPÄNNEN,
ANU KAJAMAA, PÄIVIKKI LAHTINEN, TINE MURPHY 190
CHAPTER 9 FACILITATION OF DEVELOPMENTAL TASKS IN PRISONS:
APPLYING THE METHOD OF HUMAN-CENTRED CO-EVALUATION 221
LAURA SEPPÄNEN, HELI HEIKKILÄ, ANU KAJAMAA, PÄIVIKKI LAHTINEN, HILKKA YLISASSI 221
CHAPTER 10 INTERPROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION CONCERNING OFFENDERS IN TRANSITION BETWEEN MENTAL HEALTH AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES. PINCOM USED AS A FRAMEWORK FOR HCR-20V3 ASSESSMENT. 238
ATLE ØDEGÅRD AND STÅL BJØRKLY 238
CHAPTER 11 EARLY RECOGNITION METHOD: 'OPENING DOORS' IN RISK MANAGEMENT DIALOGUE BETWEEN MENTAL HEALTH AND PRISON
SERVICES 254
FRANS FLUTTERT, GUNNAR EIDHAMMER, KARL YNGVAR DALE 254
CHAPTER 12 PEOPLE IN CONTACT WITH CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS PARTICIPATING IN SERVICE REDESIGN: VULNERABLE CITIZENS OR DEMOCRATIC PARTNERS? 282
JONATHAN PARKER, VANESSA HEASLIP, SARA ASHENCAEN CRABTREE, BERIT JOHNSEN AND SARAH HEAN 282
CHAPTER 13 AVENUES OF OPPORTUNITY: JOURNEYS OF ACTIVITIESTHROUGH THIRD SECTOR ORGANISATIONS 303
ANGELA TURNER-WILSON, STUART DEARBORN AND CATHERINE BULLEN 303
CHAPTER 14 FACILITATING UNDERSTANDING OF EX-PRISON SERVICE USERS' NEEDS: THE UTILITY OF Q METHOD AS A MEANS OF
REPRESENTING SERVICE USER VOICES IN SERVICE DEVELOPMENT 325
CHAPTER 15 DO WE NEED THE USERS' VOICE? AN EMPIRICAL RESEARCH EXAMPLE COMPARING VIEWS OF SERVICE PROVIDERS AND EX-
PRISONERS. IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE. 352
SIV ELIN NORD SÆBJØRNSEN, SARAH HEAN, KRISTIN RØVIK, BJØRN
KJETIL LARSEN AND ATLE ØDEGÅRD 352
CHAPTER 16 REFLECTING ON RESEARCHER/PRACTICE RELATIONSHIPS IN PRISON RESEARCH : A CONTACT HYPOTHESIS LENS 374
SARAH HEAN, LIV JORUNN SKIPPERVIK, RICHARD HESLOP, CAROLINE STEVENS 374CHAPTER 17 DEVELOPING A TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR COLLABORATIVE PRACTICES BETWEEN CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES:
THE GAP BETWEEN INTENTIONS AND REALITY 408
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