Titlebook: New Perspectives on Desistance; Theoretical and Empi Emily Luise Hart,Esther F.J.C. van Ginneken Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Desistance After Life Imprisonmentfe without parole, the majority of lifers will at one point be released to society. We know, however, very little about what happens to those sentenced with life imprisonment after release. As they have been removed from society for decades, their reentry process cannot be equated to that of other d

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Leaving Behind , in Desistance-Persistence Explanationsdetermined by their circumstances, but also as distinctive individuals who must be integrated and transformed into ‘us’. As Young (2011, 64) pointed out, ‘Ontological insecurity gives rise to a desire for clear-cut delineations, and for othering: it generates a binary of those in society and those w

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Constrained Agency: The Role of Self-Control in the Process of Desistancereating pathways for change. It is argued that self-control is an important component of agency and that it can help us understand how situational challenges influence a person’s decisions in the process of desistance. Traditionally, self-control has not received much attention in the field of desis

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Prisoners Post Release: The Need for a ‘Critical Desistance’ curtailing recidivism despite repeated government aims to reduce reoffending. Much desistance research has demonstrated that a cessation in offending is the outcome of a complex interaction between subjective/agency factors and social/environmental factors. However, desistance research has failed t

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New Perspectives and the Future of Desistance: An Afterwordted in chapters that offer a nuanced understanding of the desistance process for particular groups of offenders and in particular contexts. The book, then, does not offer sweeping conclusions about which predictor of desistance is most important; it is not only a foregone conclusion that agentic . s

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