Exploring the Response to Diversity and Equality in English Prisons: An Appreciative Inquiry

Brooks, Joanna Veazey; King, Nigel; Lavis, Victoria; Elliott, Charles; Cowburn, Malcolm

doi:10.1057/978-1-137-35913-1_12

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“…This was both useful for eliciting detailed practitioners’ facilitation stories and to aid interpretations of accounts of violence and control, narratives of change, and the psychosocial contingencies upon which these are fragilely hinged. Narrative appreciative questions (Lavis et al, 2017) were also asked to elicit stories about best practice and how the men reinterpreted prior incidents in view of any newly acquired knowledge and skills.…”

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Responding to coercive control in criminal justice domestic violence perpetrator programmes in England and Wales: Conceptual, operational, and methodological complexities

Renehan

2022

Probation Journal

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Evaluations of domestic violence perpetrator programmes have not produced evidence that they are as effective at reducing male, non-violent, coercively controlling behaviours. This article proposes such limitations are understood by adopting a more complex conceptualisation of coercive control for which the reasons are both gendered and biographically unique. Drawing on document analyses and in-depth interviews with eight programme facilitators and an in-depth case study of one male participant, this article explores the merits and limitations of the cognitive behavioural, skills-based criminal justice programme, Building Better Relationships, in addressing coercively controlling behaviours. The dual (re)conceptualisation of coercive control proposed has implications for both practice and programme evaluation methods.

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Responding to coercive control in criminal justice domestic violence perpetrator programmes in England and Wales: Conceptual, operational, and methodological complexities

Renehan

2022

Probation Journal

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Exploring the Response to Diversity and Equality in English Prisons: An Appreciative Inquiry

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Responding to coercive control in criminal justice domestic violence perpetrator programmes in England and Wales: Conceptual, operational, and methodological complexities

Responding to coercive control in criminal justice domestic violence perpetrator programmes in England and Wales: Conceptual, operational, and methodological complexities

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