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Volume 37, Number 3, November 2002
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The rehabilitation of offenders: Introduction
pp. 157-158(2)
Author: Tony Ward

An overview of offender rehabilitation: Something old, something borrowed, something new
pp. 159-164(6)
Author: Clive Hollin

"We are neutral therapists": Psychology, the state and social control
pp. 165-171(7)
Author: Mark Brown

The management of risk and the design of good lives
pp. 172-179(8)
Author: Tony Ward

Therapeutic jurisprudence and "good lives": a rehabilitation framework for corrections
pp. 180-186(7)
Author: Astrid Birgden

Culturally relevant assessment of indigenous Offenders: a literature review
pp. 187-197(11)
Authors: Robin Jones; Mary Masters; Alison Griffiths; Nicole Moulday

Treatment needs of female offenders: a review
pp. 198-205(8)
Authors: Laura Sorbello; Lynne Eccleston; Tony Ward; Robin Jones

The rehabilitation of child sex offenders
pp. 206-214(9)
Authors: Anthony Beech; Dawn Fisher

Rehabilitating rapists: Reconsidering the issues
pp. 215-221(7)
Authors: Devon Polaschek; Lucy King

Grasping the nettle: Treating and rehabilitating the violent offender
pp. 222-228(7)
Authors: Kevin Howells; Andrew Day

Rehabilitation of the mentally disordered offender
pp. 229-236(8)
Authors: Lorraine Childs; Philip Brinded

The RUSH program -- real understanding of self-help: a suicide and self-harm prevention initiative within a prison setting
pp. 237-244(8)
Authors: Lynne Eccleston; Laura Sorbello

Offender rehabilitation: From "nothing works" to what next?
pp. 245-252(8)
Author: James Ogloff

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