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Neighborhood Contexts and Recidivism: Current Status and Future Directions

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아시아교정포럼 (Asian Forum for Corrections)|2019.08|교정담론 (Korean Journal of Correctional Discourse)|제13권 제2호|pp. 193-223

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recidivismsocial ecologyneighborhood effect재범사회생태학지역사회 효과risk/protective factor위험요인/보호요인

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Traditional recidivism studies have established an important body of knowledge, but are also criticized of not fully taking into considerations the contexts in which recidivism occurs. In this regard, there has emerged a small but growing number of studies, which highlights the importance of neighborhood contexts where offenders reside. The present paper aims to introduce the social ecology and recidivism literature published in the U.S. with particular attention devoted to identifying risk and protective dimensions of neighborhood contexts. In so doing, the efforts are also made to lay out the theoretical and methodological challenges for the topic of neighborhood and recidivism. Finally, this study concludes with suggestions for future research in Korea.

Abstract

Traditional recidivism studies have established an important body of knowledge, but are also criticized of not fully taking into considerations the contexts in which recidivism occurs. In this regard, there has emerged a small but growing number of studies, which highlights the importance of neighborhood contexts where offenders reside. The present paper aims to introduce the social ecology and recidivism literature published in the U.S. with particular attention devoted to identifying risk and protective dimensions of neighborhood contexts. In so doing, the efforts are also made to lay out the theoretical and methodological challenges for the topic of neighborhood and recidivism. Finally, this study concludes with suggestions for future research in Korea.

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