Peer Support in Prison : How Incarcerated People make Meaning through Active Citizenship (International Series on Desistance and Rehabilitation)

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Peer Support in Prison : How Incarcerated People make Meaning through Active Citizenship (International Series on Desistance and Rehabilitation)

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版/ページ数 150 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9780367894252
  • DDC分類 364.6

Full Description

This book explores the profound impact of peer support within the bleak landscape of incarceration. In a system bereft of opportunities for personal growth, the narratives within these pages reveal how individuals who have committed offences rebuild their lives by 'giving back' and establishing meaningful connections with their fellow inmates.

Peer Support in Prison draws on rich phenomenological interviews conducted with prisoners who assumed altruistic social roles while serving time. In doing so, it highlights the value of peer support in fostering hope, making meaning, and cultivating prosocial identities. By adopting empathic and mutually supportive roles within the prison community, individuals forge a pathway to a more meaningful future, defying unfavourable odds. The text unfolds to demonstrate that, even for those denigrated and rejected as 'evil', change is possible when motivated by principles of compassion, reciprocity, and connectedness.

This book attests to the adaptability of humans, offering a unique perspective on how incarcerated individuals can find redemption, build trust, and reconstruct their lives through the transformative power of generativity and active citizenship. This has great implications for a stagnant carceral system which does not work as a restorative mechanism. Within the frame of 'generative justice', the findings from this book offer hopeful alternatives to the cruel hegemony of prison.

Contents

Acknowledgements

Foreword by Dr William McGowan

Introduction - Sisyphus Behind Bars

Part I: Humanity and Interdependency in the Bleakness of Prison

Chapter 1 - "It's Nice to Be Nice". A History of and Theoretical Basis for Peer Support

Chapter 2 - Peer Support in Prisons: A Magnified Effect?

Part II: Narrativising Redemption and Recovery From Offending Behaviour

Chapter 3 - Cultivating an Internal Narrative of Desistance, 'Drip-by-Drip'

Chapter 4 - The Irredeemable? How Incarcerated Peer Supporters Negotiate the 'Sex Offender' Label

Part III: Obstacles and Implications for Life After Prison

Chapter 5 - Peer Support in Carceral Settings: Roadblocks in the Journey Ahead

Chapter 6 - "There's No Promised Land, Just Hope": Future Selves in Punitive Landscapes

Conclusion - Towards a Generative Justice

Appendices

Index

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