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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Prison Work"”.

  1. ‘Purposeful Activity’: Masculinity and the Meaning of Prison Work Amongst Young Men in Three English Prisons

    … the relationship between masculinity and work amongst young men in three Category C prisons in England: HMPYOI Swinfen Hall, HMPYOI Isis and HMP Wealstun. Prison masculinities research has tended to focus on spectacular and hypermasculine behaviours. This is in sharp contrast to the nuance …

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  2. Trabalho prisional e a (im)possibilidade de aplicação do regime celetista

    … of Labor Laws] rules in the context of prison work. To accomplish with the mentioned analysis, remarks concerning the emergence of labor and prison will initially be made, demonstrating their close links with the capitalist economic model; how both were developed in Brazil and how they …

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  3. GHOSTS BEYOND OUR REALM A neo-abolitionist analvsis of prisoner human rights and prison officer occupational culture

    … influence of the Human Rights Act (1998)[HRA] on prison service policies and prison officer understandings of prisoner human rights, in the period from October 2000 to October 2005. Discourse analysis is used to structure the thesis, with the implementation of the HRA located within what Foucault …

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  4. Undergraduate representations of management and the possibilities of critical management education - the case of Portuguese management education.

    … in order to meet expectations within a work environment. Nurses working in prison in England and Wales have a dual role; that of both carer and custodian. This thesis examines the emotional labour of nurses working in adult prisons who undertake a dual role in both caring and custody. A …

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  5. An examination of the emotional labour of nurses working in prison.

    An Examination of the Emotional Labour of Nurses Working in Prison Mann (2004: 208) identifies three components of emotional labour: 'The faking of emotion that is not felt and/or the hiding of emotion that is felt, and the performance of emotion management in order to meet expectations within a …

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  6. Forensic Psychologists: Vulnerable Adjuncts of Penal Power

    … who are employed within the contemporary prisons of England and Wales. It is concerned with their occupational morality and perspectives, their experiences of power, as well as the emotional impact of their prison work. Since 1992 there has been a fundamental increase in the demand for, …

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  7. "My Voice Rises on the Mic": a New Artographic Spoken Word Poetry Programme Portraying Two Young Offenders' Artistic Ways of Being in a Macedonian Prison

    … to be underrepresented among arts programmes in prison. Research interest in the arts resurfaced with the narrative and desistance criminological turn to study how the stories offenders tell about their lives can support a crime-free life, through subjective, social and judicial rehabilitation. …

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