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Gang Youth and Friendship Networks in California Correctional Facilities: Examining Friendship Structure and Composition for Incarcerated Gang and Non-Gang Youth
Connecting setting and subculture: A qualitative examination of violent incidents related to gangs, race, and other personal issues from the incarcerated youth perspective
Pseudo-Families as a Way of Coping with Incarceration by Female Offenders: An Explorative Study of Kgoši Mampuru II and Johannesburg Female Correctional Centres in the Gauteng Province of South Africa
Examining the role of racial and ethnic differences, the level of services inventory-revised tool, and other well-known inmate characteristics in predicting prison misconduct
L’évaluation de la validité prédictive du LS/CMI dans la prédiction des incidents disciplinaires en prison
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