The Restorative Prison: Essays on Inmate Peer Ministry and Prosocial Corrections
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The Restorative Prison: Essays on Inmate Peer Ministry and Prosocial Corrections

by Byron R. Johnson, Michael Hallett, Sung Joon Jang

Religion Sociology criminal justice Prison Studies
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The Restorative Prison explores inmate peer ministry and prosocial corrections through a focused collection of essays. Addressing restorative approaches within prison settings, the book offers a resource for readers interested in criminal justice, prison reform, rehabilitation, religion, and the social dimensions of corrections.

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The Restorative Prison examines inmate peer ministry and prosocial corrections through a collection of essays.

The book brings together perspectives on restorative approaches within prison settings, with attention to peer-led ministry and correctional practice.

Its subject matter will interest readers studying criminal justice, prison reform, religion, sociology, and rehabilitation.

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