9788176258401 - Interactive Dactors for Social Development: 1 von Mahapatra, B. C.; Sharma, Kaushal (1 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Methods adopted. 3. Prison administration in Odisha: a sample study. 4. Crime and criminals in Odisha: a sample study. 5. Prisoners and their families. 6. Prison work programs for reintegration. 7. Conclusion and recommendations. Appendix. Bibliography. Index. Criminal justice and crime administration in India is ever changing. In the developing nations like ours, the state administration shoulders a huge responsibility in redressing the criminals. The administration faces new challenges to locate leak proof strategies. Of course these strategies remain inadequate to empower prison inmates to effectively reintegrate into the society after being released from Jail. The stigma of being a crime doer, however does not erase the damaged social esteem of his/her own and the family. The book is based on an empiric research and thus made a humble attempt to demonstrate, the historical growth of jail administration, the socioeconomic status of criminals and undertrials and reveals a general trend of crime causation in India. With the fast pace of technological transformation and communication revolution, the increasing gap between the rich and poor contribute to the aura of criminal justice. Ethnic origin of the group and traditionally known marginalized are seen to outnumber the list of prison inmates. In search of causes of crime commission the book offers a critical review literature and the theories. The relationship of the study to the general body of knowledge in the discipline has been aptly described. The book demonstrated the ability to make reasoned and well informed judgments on complex issues within the framework. In a sense, the book offers an unerring descriptive analysis of criminal justice system of the state. The book meets the interest of the researchers, developers and scholars across the faculties and more specifically for the scholars engaged in the disciplines like criminology social justice, penology victimology criminal law, general administration and prison history etc. (jacket).