Research behind the walls and razor wire.

The article focuses on the importance of research in the field of corrections and the need for both quantitative and qualitative approaches. The author discusses the challenges researchers face in gaining access to correctional facilities and the concerns wardens may have regarding research projects...

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Published in:Corrections Today Vol. 85; no. 3; pp. 38 - 43
Main Authors: ROBERSON, KYLE L., HINKLE, DYLAN
Format: Article
Published: American Correctional Association May/Jun2023
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