Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/10071/11566
Author(s): Dores, António
Pontes, Nuno
Loureiro, Ricardo
Date: 2016
Title: Manifesto for a new penal culture
Keywords: Prison, alternatives to imprisonment, culture
Abstract: After over two centuries of penitentiaries as the principal instrument of criminal sentencing, and countless penal reform efforts, the same basic problems remain: the abuses; recidivism; the high social and financial costs. Alternative sentences have shown the potential to minimize all of these problems. However, the use of alternatives has not altered an increasing reliance on incarceration (10 million prisoners worldwide, of which one and a half million are in Europe), a practice which, in principle, should be ultima ratio, last resort. European Prison Observatory stands for a new culture turn.
Peerreviewed: yes
Access type: Open Access
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