« Transforming Rehabilitation – Under the Microscope ». British Journal of Community Justice, special ed.

Table of Contents

• 1 Editorial – Probation: Peering through the uncertainty , Paul Senior
• 9 Digging up the grassroots? The impact of marketisation and managerialism on local justice, 1997 to 2013 , Phil Bowen & Jane Donoghue
• 21 Transforming Rehabilitation – the risks for the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector in engaging in commercial contracts with tier 1 providers , Rebecca Marples
• 33 My Rehabilitation Revolution , Russell Webster
• 37 Transforming Rehabilitation and the creeping marketisation of British public services , Craig Harper
• 43 Payment by Results: hopes, fears and evidence, Carol Hedderman
• 59 Integrated offender management: assessing the impact and benefits – holy grail or fool’s errand? , Kevin Wong
• 83 Transforming Rehabilitation: evidence, values and ideology, Fergus McNeill
• 87 Risk and privatisation , Wendy Fitzgibbon
• 91 Transforming Rehabilitation: transforming the occupational identity of probation workers? , Anne Robinson
• 103 Why cultural differences between sectors mean probation won’t work as a commodity , Samantha McGarry
• 109 Practice values versus contract values: the importance of a culture of reflective practice , Becky Clarke
• 115 Working with offenders: someone has to do it…but not just anyone can, Rob Mawby & Anne Worrall
• 119 Still working with involuntary clients , Jane Dominey
• 123 Public protection? The implications of Grayling’s ‘Transforming Rehabilitation’ agenda on the safety of women and children , Beverley Gilbert
• 135 Mind the gap: quality without equality in Transforming Rehabilitation , Theo Gavrielides
• 149 ‘Transforming Rehabilitation’ for women? A view from the courts , Gemma Birkett
• 153 What will ‘count’ and be transformed for women in the criminal justice system? Rebecca Gomm
• 159 A social approach to the process of rehabilitation , Tracey McMahon
• 165 The implications of ‘Transforming Rehabilitation’ and the importance of probation practitioner skills, methods and initiatives in working with service-users , Jamal Hylton
• 175 Transforming Rehabilitation, a fiscal motivated approach to offender management ; Steven Calder & Anthony Goodman
• 189 A returning probation officer’s thoughts on the erosion of professionalism in offender management and the Transforming
• Rehabilitation agenda ; Julia Norton
• 191 A probation officer’s brief reflections on twenty years of rehabilitative transformation ; Mike Guilfoyle
• 195 Care leavers and the new offender management system ; Jonathan Evans
• 199 Letters to Grayling
• 215 Community Justice Files 31 ; Edited by Nick Flynn
• 223 Book Reviews ; Edited by Marian Duggan

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