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transcarceration: a standalone construct

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Criminology

the movement of people among prisons, mental hospitals and community agencies, so that control shifts setting rather than declines.

In criminology, transcarceration refers to the movement of people among prisons, mental hospitals and community agencies, so that control shifts setting rather than declines. This meaning comes from Lowman (1987) in Transcarceration.[1]

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References

Lowman, J., J., M. R., & Palys, T. S. (1987). Transcarceration. Gower. ISBN 9780566051067

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