RT Article
T1 Les interventions informelles de désistement assisté: une étude de la portée
JF Canadian journal of criminology and criminal justice
VO 60
IS 2
SP 206
OP 240
A1 Fortin-Dufour, Isabelle
A2 Marie-Pierre Villeneuve
A2 Perron, Caroline
LA French
YR 2018
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/157632723X
AB Despite the growing number of studies on assisted desistance, none has been made yet to identify the conclusive aspects of this process. This scoping review shows that informal interventions in assisted desistance help develop new ways to perceive oneself and one’s social bonds (or to create new ones) and contribute to the emergence of new identities. We do not know, however, if they contribute to the adoption of a new way of living. Research avenues are suggested, with a view to outlining the long-term effects of informal intervention programs offered to violators in the socio-penal system.
K1 Assisted desistance
K1 Informal interventions
K1 Third sector
K1 Arts
K1 Sports
K1 Mentoring
K1 Resozialisierung
K1 Gemeinnützige Organisationen
DO i:10.3138/cjccj.2017-0026.r1