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Cesaroni, Canadian Prisons 1e Instructor Resources
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Chapter 3 Instructor's Manual
Canadian Criminal Justice Policy and Imprisonment: Understanding What is Uniquely Canadian by Anthony N. Doob & Cheryl Marie Webster
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Chapter 4 Instructor's Manual
Doing Time by John Rives & Carla Cesaroni
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Chapter 5 Instructor's Manual
Correctional Work: Negotiating Vulnerabilities while Providing Control and “Care” by Rosemary Ricciardelli & James Gacek
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Chapter 6 Instructor's Manual
Reentry, Reintegration, and the Notion of “Rehabilitation” by Katharina Maier & Rosemary Ricciardelli
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Chapter 7 Instructor's Manual
Supporting Mental Health and Wellbeing in Canadian Corrections: An Expectation Too High? By Adrienne M. F. Peters & Raymond R. Corrado
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Chapter 8 Instructor's Manual
Women, Crime, and Criminalization in Canada: Understanding the Canadian Correctional Landscape for Incarcerated Women by Jennifer M. Kilty & Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich
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Chapter 9 Instructor's Manual
Colonialism and Cultural Disruption: Intergenerational Pathways to Incarceration for Indigenous People by Christopher Mushquash, Jessie Lund, Elaine Toombs, & Chris Grol
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Chapter 10 Instructor's Manual
Adolescents and Young Adults in Custody by Carla Cesaroni & Michele Peterson-Badali
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Chapter 11 Instructor's Manual
Aging Prisoners in the Canadian Federal Correctional System by Adelina Iftene
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Chapter 12 Instructor's Manual
Sex Offenders: A Special Correctional Population by Eric Beauregard & Kylie Reale
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Chapter 13 Instructor's Manual
The “Prison [Tourism] Fix”: Carceral Habitus and Retasking in Kingston, Ontario by Jarrod Shook, Juistin Piché, & Kevin Walby
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Chapter 14 Instructor's Manual
The Use of Solitary Confinement and Prisoner Rights by Kelly Struthers Montford, Jihyun Kwon, & Kelly Hannah-Moffat
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Chapter 15 Instructor's Manual
The Use of Technology within Correctional Institutions and Community Corrections by Karla Dhungana Sainju
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Chapter 16 Instructor's Manual
Religious Services in Canadian Prisons by Davut Akca, Mehmet F. Bastug, & Nawal Ammar
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Chapter 3 PowerPoint Slides
Canadian Criminal Justice Policy and Imprisonment: Understanding What is Uniquely Canadian by Anthony N. Doob & Cheryl Marie Webster
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Chapter 4 PowerPoint Slides
Doing Time by John Rives & Carla Cesaroni
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Chapter 5 PowerPoint Slides
Correctional Work: Negotiating Vulnerabilities while Providing Control and “Care” by Rosemary Ricciardelli & James Gacek
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Chapter 6 PowerPoint Slides
Reentry, Reintegration, and the Notion of “Rehabilitation” by Katharina Maier & Rosemary Ricciardelli
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Chapter 7 PowerPoint Slides
Supporting Mental Health and Wellbeing in Canadian Corrections: An Expectation Too High? By Adrienne M. F. Peters & Raymond R. Corrado
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Chapter 8 PowerPoint Slides
Women, Crime, and Criminalization in Canada: Understanding the Canadian Correctional Landscape for Incarcerated Women by Jennifer M. Kilty & Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich
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Chapter 9 PowerPoint Slides
Colonialism and Cultural Disruption: Intergenerational Pathways to Incarceration for Indigenous People by Christopher Mushquash, Jessie Lund, Elaine Toombs, & Chris Grol
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Chapter 10 PowerPoint Slides
Adolescents and Young Adults in Custody by Carla Cesaroni & Michele Peterson-Badali
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Chapter 11 PowerPoint Slides
Aging Prisoners in the Canadian Federal Correctional System by Adelina Iftene
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Chapter 12 PowerPoint Slides
Sex Offenders: A Special Correctional Population by Eric Beauregard & Kylie Reale
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Chapter 13 PowerPoint Slides
The “Prison [Tourism] Fix”: Carceral Habitus and Retasking in Kingston, Ontario by Jarrod Shook, Juistin Piché, & Kevin Walby
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Chapter 14 PowerPoint Slides
The Use of Solitary Confinement and Prisoner Rights by Kelly Struthers Montford, Jihyun Kwon, & Kelly Hannah-Moffat
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Chapter 15 PowerPoint Slides
The Use of Technology within Correctional Institutions and Community Corrections by Karla Dhungana Sainju
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Chapter 16 PowerPoint Slides
Religious Services in Canadian Prisons by Davut Akca, Mehmet F. Bastug, & Nawal Ammar
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Chapter 3 Test Bank
Canadian Criminal Justice Policy and Imprisonment: Understanding What is Uniquely Canadian by Anthony N. Doob & Cheryl Marie Webster
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Chapter 4 Test Bank
Doing Time by John Rives & Carla Cesaroni
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Chapter 5 Test Bank
Correctional Work: Negotiating Vulnerabilities while Providing Control and “Care” by Rosemary Ricciardelli & James Gacek
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Chapter 6 Test Bank
Reentry, Reintegration, and the Notion of “Rehabilitation” by Katharina Maier & Rosemary Ricciardelli
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Chapter 7 Test Bank
Supporting Mental Health and Wellbeing in Canadian Corrections: An Expectation Too High? By Adrienne M. F. Peters & Raymond R. Corrado
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Chapter 8 Test Bank
Women, Crime, and Criminalization in Canada: Understanding the Canadian Correctional Landscape for Incarcerated Women by Jennifer M. Kilty & Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich
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Chapter 9 Test Bank
Colonialism and Cultural Disruption: Intergenerational Pathways to Incarceration for Indigenous People by Christopher Mushquash, Jessie Lund, Elaine Toombs, & Chris Grol
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Chapter 10 Test Bank
Adolescents and Young Adults in Custody by Carla Cesaroni & Michele Peterson-Badali
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Chapter 11 Test Bank
Aging Prisoners in the Canadian Federal Correctional System by Adelina Iftene
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Chapter 12 Test Bank
Sex Offenders: A Special Correctional Population by Eric Beauregard & Kylie Reale
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Chapter 13 Test Bank
The “Prison [Tourism] Fix”: Carceral Habitus and Retasking in Kingston, Ontario by Jarrod Shook, Juistin Piché, & Kevin Walby
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Chapter 14 Test Bank
The Use of Solitary Confinement and Prisoner Rights by Kelly Struthers Montford, Jihyun Kwon, & Kelly Hannah-Moffat
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Chapter 15 Test Bank
The Use of Technology within Correctional Institutions and Community Corrections by Karla Dhungana Sainju
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Chapter 16 Test Bank
Religious Services in Canadian Prisons by Davut Akca, Mehmet F. Bastug, & Nawal Ammar
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Chapter 3 Image Bank
Canadian Criminal Justice Policy and Imprisonment: Understanding What is Uniquely Canadian by Anthony N. Doob & Cheryl Marie Webster
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Chapter 4 Image Bank
Doing Time by John Rives & Carla Cesaroni
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Chapter 5 Image Bank
Correctional Work: Negotiating Vulnerabilities while Providing Control and “Care” by Rosemary Ricciardelli & James Gacek
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Chapter 6 Image Bank
Reentry, Reintegration, and the Notion of “Rehabilitation” by Katharina Maier & Rosemary Ricciardelli
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Chapter 7 Image Bank
Supporting Mental Health and Wellbeing in Canadian Corrections: An Expectation Too High? By Adrienne M. F. Peters & Raymond R. Corrado
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Chapter 8 Image Bank
Women, Crime, and Criminalization in Canada: Understanding the Canadian Correctional Landscape for Incarcerated Women by Jennifer M. Kilty & Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich
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Chapter 9 Image Bank
Colonialism and Cultural Disruption: Intergenerational Pathways to Incarceration for Indigenous People by Christopher Mushquash, Jessie Lund, Elaine Toombs, & Chris Grol
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Chapter 10 Image Bank
Adolescents and Young Adults in Custody by Carla Cesaroni & Michele Peterson-Badali
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Chapter 11 Image Bank
Aging Prisoners in the Canadian Federal Correctional System by Adelina Iftene
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Chapter 12 Image Bank
Sex Offenders: A Special Correctional Population by Eric Beauregard & Kylie Reale
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Chapter 13 Image Bank
The “Prison [Tourism] Fix”: Carceral Habitus and Retasking in Kingston, Ontario by Jarrod Shook, Juistin Piché, & Kevin Walby
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Chapter 14 Image Bank
The Use of Solitary Confinement and Prisoner Rights by Kelly Struthers Montford, Jihyun Kwon, & Kelly Hannah-Moffat
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Chapter 15 Image Bank
The Use of Technology within Correctional Institutions and Community Corrections by Karla Dhungana Sainju
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Chapter 16 Image Bank
Religious Services in Canadian Prisons by Davut Akca, Mehmet F. Bastug, & Nawal Ammar
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