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Contents2Editorial CommentDr. Jennifer Fleetwood is a Lecturerin Criminology at the University ofKent.3Drug mules in the international cocaine trade:diversity and relative deprivationDr. Jennifer FleetwoodGail Jones is Deputy Chief ExecutiveOfficer and Kim Hindle is a ResearchOfficer, both working for RAPt, theRehabilitation for Addicted PrisonersTrust.9A Short-Term Evaluation of the RAPt AlcoholDependency Treatment ProgrammeGail Jones and Kim HindleDeirdre O’Neill is the co-ordinatorof Inside Film and is currently a PhDstudent at Ulster University.15Prison, Education and FilmDeirdre O’NeilShadd Maruna, is a Professor in theLaw School at Queen’s UniversityBelfast and the Directorof the Institute of Criminology andCriminal Justice.22Perrie Lectures 2010Why Our Beliefs Matter in Offender ManagementProfessor Shadd MarunaTrevor Williams is Director ofOffender Management for theEastern Region.28Perrie Lectures 2010The ‘Rehabilitation Revolution’Trevor WilliamsBeverley Thompson is the ActingChief Executive of NorthamptonshireProbation Trust.35 Perrie Lectures 2010Managing offenders through Probation ServicesBeverley ThompsonStephen Shaw was the Prisons andProbation Ombudsman for Englandand Wales from 1999 to 2010.Martin Kettle works for HMInspectorate of Prisons.38 Perrie Lectures 2010Interview: Stephen ShawMartin KettleMargaret AdamsPublic Sector Bids UnitMaggie BolgerPrison Service College, Newbold RevelAlan ConstableHMP WinchesterDr Ben CreweUniversity of CambridgePaul CrosseyHMYOI PortlandDr Michael FiddlerUniversity of GreenwichSteve HallSERCOEditorial BoardJamie Bennett (Editor)HMP Morton HallDr Karen HarrisonUniversity of HullProfessor Yvonne JewkesUniversity of LeicesterMartin KettleHM Inspectorate of PrisonsMonica LloydInterventions & Substance Misuse GroupAlan LongwellCriminal Justice Division, Northern Ireland Prison ServiceWilliam PaynePublic Sector Bids UnitDr Basia SpalekUniversity of BirminghamChristopher StaceyUnlockDr Azrini WahidinQueens University, BelfastMike WheatleyDirectorate of High SecurityRay Hazzard and Steve WilliamsHMP LeyhillPrison Service JournalIssue 192
November 201045Report on the first cohort of prisoners thatcompleted treatment in the Fens Unit,Dangerous and Severe Personality DisorderUnit at HMP WhitemoorJacqui Saradjian, Naomi Murphy and Helen CaseyJacqui Saradjian, Naomi Murphyand Helen Casey are all based on theFens Unit at HMP Whitemoor.55 Prison staff occupational health and safety and itsrelationship with inmate health: A reviewProfessor Michael W. RossProfessor Michael W. Ross is basedin the School of Public Health,University of Texas.60Book ReviewThe Dynamics of Desistance: Charting Pathwaysthrough changeSteve HallSteve Hall is a prison managercurrently working for SERCO.61Book ReviewRelease from Prison. European policy and practiceDr. Karen HarrisonDr. Karen Harrison is a Lecturer inLaw at the University of Hull.62Managing High-Risk Sex Offenders in theCommunityPhil JarvisPhil Jarvis is Sex Offender ProgrammeManager for Hertfordshire,Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire andPeterborough Probation Trusts.63Book ReviewSex offenders and preventative detention:Politics, policy and practiceJamie BennettJamie Bennett is Governor of HMPMorton Hall.63 Book ReviewAnti-social behaviour orders: A culture of control?Jamie BennettCover photograph by Brian Locklin,Health Care Officer, HMP Gartree.The Editorial Board wishes to make clear that the views expressed by contributors are their own and donot necessarily reflect the official views or policies of the Prison Service.Printed at HMP Leyhill on 115 gsm Claro SilkSet in 10 on 13 pt Frutiger LightCirculation approx 6,000ISSN 0300-3558© Crown Copyright 2009Issue 192Prison Service Journal1
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