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Jonson, Cheryl Leo, and Francis T. Cullen.Crime and Justice 44, no. 1 (2015): 517-576.
Issues surrounding reentry programs for inmates are discussed. "Only in the past decade has prisoner reentry been “discovered” and become a central policy concern in the United States … A growing number of programs have been created in prisons and the community. Implementing them effectively, however, poses substantial challenges" (p. 517).
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