Titlebook: Embedding Human Rights in Prison; English and Dutch Pe Anastasia Karamalidou Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017

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Microbial Biosorption of Metalsy to embed human rights in prison life. Human rights recognition demonstrates the primacy of rehabilitation, resocialisation and reintegration as prison aims, which are enabled through effective human rights protection. Drawing on negative and positive rights, as well as negative and positive state

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Human Rights and Prisons,pe, we are at a stage now that European states and their prison administrations can no longer in principle ignore issues of human rights compliance. In practice, effective protection of prisoners’ human rights is undermined by the limitations of the legalisation of human rights and the dominance of

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,English and Dutch Prisons: ‘Contrasts in Tolerance’, for long time they were treated as polar opposites in their use of imprisonment, treatment of offenders and recognition and protection of prisoner rights. The Dutch decarcerative penal policy and practice of humane containment contrasted with the English incapacitative penal policy and its practice

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,English Penal Policy and Prisoners’ Human Rights,e years. After a short-lived experimentation with decarcerative measures in the early 1990s, successive governments have adopted a penal populist rhetoric that is fuelled by risk discourses. The concept of less eligibility survives earlier times, resulting in hostile resistance to prisoner rights, w

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,Dutch Penal Policy and Prisoners’ Human Rights,an countries, it took a punitive turn towards incapacitation and harsher punishment before it returned to a more pragmatic penal politics. Its twists and turns and their impact on prisoners’ treatment and human rights offer valuable lessons to other European prison systems. The return to decarcerati

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,Human Rights in English Prisons: Prisoners’ Views,punishment. Human rights recognition and protection normalise the prison environment and allow for rehabilitation opportunities to flourish, empowering and supporting prisoners in their resettlement efforts. Informed by human rights principles, English prisoners built a picture of prison as a place

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Embedding Human Rights in Prison,y to embed human rights in prison life. Human rights recognition demonstrates the primacy of rehabilitation, resocialisation and reintegration as prison aims, which are enabled through effective human rights protection. Drawing on negative and positive rights, as well as negative and positive state

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,Human Rights in English Prisons: Prisoners’ Views,g and supporting prisoners in their resettlement efforts. Informed by human rights principles, English prisoners built a picture of prison as a place that can facilitate personal empowerment, independence and autonomy in order to prepare prisoners for their release and increase their reintegration prospects.

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,Human Rights in Dutch Prisons: Prisoners’ Views,e imprisonment a purpose as they create conditions that promote prisoners’ social and civic emancipation. As a result, human rights civilise the prison experience and connect the prison as a social institution to the wider social environment in which it operates.