Titlebook: Parole and Beyond; International Experi Ruth Armstrong,Ioan Durnescu Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Crimino

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Living in Faith on Parole in Bible Belt USA,ch and the extent to which different aspects of the men’s lives post-release were shaped by their experiences with parole agents and procedures. It discusses the nature of these actions and interactions and their consequences. It examines the different means of engagement and resistance with the aim

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Prisoner (Dis)Integration in Australia: Three Stories of Parole and Community Supervision,ke charge of their post-custodial circumstances in order to avoid being “set up to fail”; 2) how over-policing (and outright police harassment) can inhibit successful integration into the community; and 3) how the right “type” of parole officer can make a positive difference even in the most difficu

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,The Law, Practice and Experience of ‘Conditional Freedom’ in Chile: No Man’s Land,moted inmates’ social reintegration. Almost a century later, parole is being marginally used and its function of reintegration is questioned. This chapter expects to shed light on the legal framework, practice and experience of parole that make it a controversial tool for desistance and reintegratio

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Editors Afterword: Ground Level Listening and Learning,xisting knowledge by refocusing our vision of post-release supervision through the lens of these ground level realities. The content of these chapters has shown that to a large extent experiences of life in prison and life after prison are not as separate as our ‘reentry’ policies and discourses mig

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