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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PRISON LABOUR IN FRANCE, GERMANY AND ENGLAND
par Evelyn SHEA, Evelyn SHEA gives an account of the results of her doctoral dissertation in comparative criminal law (Université Robert Schuman, Strasbourg) on the challenges of prison labour in France, Germany and England. The study is part of research on prison regimes conducted by the Laboratoire Européen Associé (CESDIP/Max-Planck Institute for International and Comparative Criminal Law, Guyancourt/Freiburg-im-Breisgau, France/Allemagne).
For centuries, prison labour was considered the backbone of Western prison regimes : indispensable for maintaining order and discipline, a good source of revenue, and the best means of improving the professional future of inmates. Today, this central role of work is less taken for granted. Several French commissions have voiced the concern that, in its present form, prison labour alleviates at best some of the hardship of imprisonment and facilitates the control of the inmate population but is no longer able to fulfil its main goal : to increase the employability of inmates and thus reduce recidivism. Four factors are held responsible :
1. A shortage of work-and training places
2. A disproportionate number of unskilled and mind-numbing jobs.
3. Unacceptably low pay levels.
The absence of a sizable number of rights and protections linked to a work contract.
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mars 2007 PRISON ENTRIES AND LENGTH OF DETENTION. THE DIVERSITY OF THE CORRECTIONAL SYSTEMS SITUATION IN EUROPE 
janvier 2007 VICTIMISATION AND POLICE STATISTICS IN THE ÎLE-DE-FRANCE REGION
décembre 2006 VICTIMIZATION AND INSECURITY IN URBAN AREAS. THE 2005 SURVEYS
septembre 2006 VIOLENCE IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS, AS EXPERIENCED BY TEACHERS AND PUPILS
juin 2006 RELATIVITY OF AND GAPS IN SOURCES OF STATISTICS ON PRETRIAL DETENTION
janvier 2006 SOME ASPECTS OF VIOLENCE IN SOCIAL RELATIONS DELIBERATE ASSAULT AND BATTERY ENTAILING INCAPACITY TO WORK TRIED BY A PARIS AREA CORRECTIONNEL COURT IN THE YEAR 2000
décembre 2005 SITUATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION IN PUBLIC HOUSING : LETTER FROM AMERICA
septembre 2005 PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPERTISE, RISK MANAGEMENT AND POWER RELATIONS IN CANADIAN PRISONS
mars 2005 WHEN THE POLICE GO TO COURT. A STUDY OF CONTEMPT, OBSTRUCTION AND ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER
janvier 2005 A RESEARCH ON GANG RAPE CASES : JUDICIAL DATA AND SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS
décembre 2004 PREVENTIVE POLICY FOR DRUG USERS : STRAINED NORMS
septembre 2004 LEAVING SCHOOL, A NEW FORM OF JUVENILE DEVIANCE ?
juin 2004 OF WHAT USE ARE LAWYERS FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS ?
mars 2004 IMPOSSIBLE INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS OF STATISTICS ? THE EUROPEAN SOURCEBOOK EXPERIENCE
janvier 2004 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS IN HOMICIDE CASES
décembre 2003 FRENCH COURT CLERKS : UNCERTAINTIES IN TURNING THE JOB INTO A PROFESSION
septembre 2003 COMBATTING MONEY LAUNDERING AT THE EUROPEAN LEVEL
juin 2003 ELECTRONIC MONITORING : ASSESSMENT OF THE EXPERIMENTAL PHASE
janvier 2003 THE CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT AS ACTOR ON THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SCENE
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