Episode Four - Prison as Criminal Ecosystem
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Episode Four - Prison as Criminal Ecosystem
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Prisons are meant to be an antidote to crime; a place where those who commit crimes are sent to break there cycle of offending. The assumption is that at least while behind bars, they can't be up to no-good. A new paper in by Kate Gooch, Matt Hopkins, and James Treadwell, published in the journal Criminology & Criminal Justice challenges this idea.
Titled Prisons as ecosystems of organised and entrepreneurial crime: Developing a theoretical and empirical understanding it turns this thinking on it's head and explores whether prisons in England and Wales are in fact incubators for criminal organisations.
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17488958251348051
Key Words: Prison, Organised Crime, Ecosystems,
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