RT Article T1 Out of prison, out of crime? The complex interplay between the process of desistance and severe resource disadvantages in women‘s post-release lives JF European journal of criminology VO 20 IS 6 SP 1852 OP 1877 A1 Rodermond, Elanie A2 Van De Weijer, Steve A2 Rosenkrantz Lindegaard, Marie A2 Bijleveld, Catrien C. J. H. A2 Slotboom, Anne-Marie A2 Kruttschnitt, Candace LA English YR 2023 UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1894903641 AB We examine the influence of social capital, subjective changes and post-release resource disadvantages on women?s desistance and reentry pathways. Using a sample of 1478 formerly incarcerated women, we estimate logistic hybrid random-effects models to assess the influence of several factors on offending during a 7-year follow-up period. We use interviews with a subsample of women to explore the mechanisms underlying the quantitative findings. Results show that the effect of often-studied forms of social control are to a large degree dependent on (unmeasured) individual differences and circumstances, such as pre- and post-incarceration adversities, and the quality of forms of social control. A desire to desist from crime is often blocked by severe resource advantages. K1 Desistance K1 Female offenders K1 Life-course K1 Pathways K1 Reentry DO 10.1177/14773708221097667