Empowered to be resilient: Neo-liberal Penal Rhetoric and The Corston Report (2007)

Helen Elfleet

Empowered to be resilient: Neo-liberal Penal Rhetoric and The Corston Report (2007)

Helen Elfleet

Faculty of Arts & Sciences

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Abstract

The article critically examines one of the most influential official reports on women's imprisonment in England and Wales, The Corston Report (2007). Utilising the work of gender responsivity scholars (Hannah-Moffat, 2001; Goodkind 2009; Haney, 2010), the article considers the limitations and implications of the operation of gender responsive models of correction.

Original language	English
Journal	Prison Service Journal
Issue number	230
Early online date	2 Mar 2017
Publication status	Published - 2 Mar 2017

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Gender responsivity
feminism
neoliberalism
penal abolitionism

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