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Past, present and future - using the evidence base to support transforming delivery in His Majesty's Prisons and Probation Service - Part 2, guest edited by Glenda C. Liell, Karen Morgan and Sarah Pike

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Guest editorial: Past, present and future – using the evidence base to support transforming delivery in His Majesty’s Prisons and Probation Service – Part 2

Glenda C. Liell; Karen Morgan; Sarah Pike
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A qualitative investigation into prisoners’ reasons for absconding from an open prison in England: implications for developing abscond prevention strategies

Megan Harrington-Fletcher
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Integrated model of abscond: transitioning towards a more integrated understanding of why prisoners abscond from open prisons

Thomas Bonser; Megan Harrington-Fletcher; Katy Lingham; Rejoice Tshabangu; Leigh Turner
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“Banged up with ADHD”: a qualitative analysis of the experiences of adult men with ADHD in prison

Kayleigh Roberts; Daniel Lawrence
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A preliminary exploration of using the power threat meaning framework with individuals currently serving IPP sentences in custody

Kelly Mulligan; Emily Nash
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Two studies evaluating the Stoicism programme at a foreign national prison

Gavin Frost; Rebecca Trant; Jacob Seaward
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Fire setting in the custodial environments: developing the evidence base for improving fire safety in prisons

Glenda C. Liell; Emma Gilson; Deborah A.S. Pryor; Chloe Rewaj
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Desistance and narratives: an argument for the crucial role of narrative scripts in criminal justice practice

Karen Johnson; Caroline Falgate
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