The spiritual way to desistance? by Susanne Alm, Enes Al Weswasi, Lena Roxell

Subjects: “…imprisonment…”
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Typical Murders Committed by Convicts in Prisons by K. H. Shelenina

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“The state has a debt to us, it ended our dreams, our life projects”: Reconstructing life projects after torture by Anne Sønneland

Subjects: “…intergenerational consequences of torture and imprisonment…”
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The exercise of the right of prison inmates to have contact with their children in the context of contemporary research on childhood by Karolina Chorąży, Justyna Kusztal

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Les infirmières-visiteuses pendant l’entre-deux-guerres en Haute-Normandie : entre professionnalisme officiel et bénévolat officieux by Stéphane Henry

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Criminological analysis of criminal radicalism state among convicts in penal institutions by P. Yu. Danylchenko

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Features of the special knowledge use in the investigation of murders committed by convicts in prisons by V. V. Kikinchuk, K. H. Mishyna

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Criminal law sanctions for misappropriation, embezzlement or seizure of property through abuse of office by I. I. Cherkashyn, Yu. V. Filei

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Varetægtsfængsling og virkelighed by Henrik Karl Nielsen Nielsen

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FEATURES DOCTRINAL MORAL RIGHTS OF MINOR CONVICTS SERVING SENTENCES IN PENAL INSTITUTIONS FSIN RUSSIA: SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECT (QUESTIONS OF THEORY AND PRACTICE) by A. Nesterov

Subjects: “…execution of criminal penalties of imprisonment…”
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Farlige barn? by Hilde Dahl

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Peculiarities of Using International Legal Standards in the Field of Ensuring the Rights of Persons Sentenced to Deprivation of Freedom in Ukraine by O. S. Pochanska

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L’autoreprésentation de femmes en conflit : les récits d’emprisonnement des suffragettes by Christian Auer

“…Between 1905 and the beginning of World War I around a thousand suffragettes were imprisoned because of their political activities. The conflict between the suffragettes and the government reached its climax in 1909 when some of the imprisoned suffragettes decided to go on hunger strike to obtain the status of political prisoners. …”
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Relationship between Thyroid Hormone Levels and Crime Type: A Controlled Study in Prisoners by Hasan Acar, Ayse Ulgen

“…The study group consisted of 208 male volunteers who were imprisoned and the control group included 82 male volunteers who were not imprisoned. …”
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Évoquer la mémoire politique dans un contexte autoritaire : « l’extrême gauche » tunisienne entre mémoire du passé et identité présente by Larbi Chouikha

“…Even today, evocation of the political memory of activists of the “far left” imprisoned and tortured under Bourguiba remains problematic. …”
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La nécessité du pays by Damien Sans

“…When we free the landscape from the aesthetic straightjacket in which it has been imprisoned (at least in France) by the great narratives of its origins (Briffaud, 2014), it becomes possible to embrace the diversity of perceptions and relationships formed between people and their environments. …”
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L’invisibilisation des femmes dans les recherches sur la prison by Corinne Rostaing

“…Do the low number of imprisoned women – who represent less than 4 % of the prison population – justify their reduced part in the productions of social sciences ? …”
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Le corps au cœur de la prison coloniale au Dahomey (1894-1945) by Bénédicte Brunet-La Ruche

“…This article aims at understanding the experience of imprisoned bodies in Dahomey. The first prison experience was that of a drop in what wass called the “box”: a suffocating box, where prisoners did not even have the vital minimum and where a certain level of violence was tolerated. …”
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Miasmas in the theatre: Encountering carceral atmospherics in Pests (2014) by Molly McPhee

“…Written following residencies in women’s prisons, Franzmann intended Pests to raise awareness on what imprisoned women frequently report as part of their lived experience: poverty; domestic violence and sexual assault; and childhoods spent in care. …”
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Être mère et en prison au Cameroun by Jeannette Wogaing

“…Their emotional relationship with their offspring is often reduced to weekly or monthly visits, of varying duration. For these imprisoned women, prison life does not always allow them to cope with their everyday lives as mothers. …”
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