... are worth noting for future studies to explore. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, the empirical work is unique, as it is the first to extend the scope of career development through the perspective of recidivism in an emerging economy. Career decision self-efficacy (CDSE...

... a qualitative approach. Recidivism Former-offenders Integration Employment SMEs David Gannon can be contacted at: dave@praguecityuniversity.cz 27 02 2024 28 05 2024 15 07 2024 20 08 2024 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re...

.... Singapore Recidivism Offenders Prison Reintegration In the past decade, there has been a great emphasis on community corrections in Singapore. With the development of the correctional rehabilitation framework, the time offenders spend behind bars has significantly reduced as more are channelled...

... size of participants from 12 to 25, and to further ascertain any emerging factors (also known as predictors) that influence the reintegration process of ex-offenders in the hope of further reducing recidivism rate. Design/methodology/approach The study adopted a qualitative research framework where...

... bases of what were was “effective” (e.g. in terms of helping ex-offenders find jobs, the support they received, etc.) in reducing recidivism. The study adopted a qualitative research framework where attention was devoted to understanding the experiences of 12 formerly incarcerated males, all whom have...

...(1) Jo Linney (2) Chris O'Leary; Chris O'Leary Purpose This paper aims to review the available evidence on the role of stable accommodation in reducing the risk of recidivism. It seeks to answer questions about the nature and extent of such a role, whether stable accommodation on its own plays...

...Jo Linney; Chris O'Leary; Jo Linney Purpose The aim of the article is to encourage debate, monitoring and further research into the effects of welfare reform, and related policies, in particular on offenders, housing and recidivism and the savings made through reforms versus the potential cost...

... in reducing recidivism. Design/methodology/approach The paper is based on qualitative research undertaken in New York City in 2008 and a series of studies (comprising qualitative and quantitative methods) conducted in the UK for national government departments, local authorities and registered social...