A Systematic Review of Programs and Interventions to Reduce Recidivism Rates: How Recidivism Affects the Minority Community
This systematic review explores programs and interventions aimed at reducing recidivism rates. It also examines how recidivism affects minority communities, bringing together perspectives relevant to criminal justice, public policy, sociology, and efforts to improve outcomes for individuals and communities impacted by repeat involvement in the justice system.
About This Book
This book presents a systematic review of programs and interventions intended to reduce recidivism rates.
It examines recidivism as a social issue and considers its effects on minority communities.
The subject connects criminal justice policy, intervention strategies, and community outcomes.
Readers interested in criminology, sociology, and public policy will find a focused discussion of efforts to address repeat involvement in the justice system.
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