Introduction Recidivism, broadly defined as the tendency of individuals who have experienced incarceration or criminal sanctions to reoffend, is a critical topic within sociology and criminal justice studies. Understanding why individuals engage in repeated criminal behavior and return to the…
Learn about the concept of carceral organization in sociology, its functions, critiques, and alternatives to incarceration. Understand how carceral organizations maintain social order, deter crime, and rehabilitate offenders. Explore the impact of carceral organizations on marginalized communities and the need for criminal justice reform. Discover alternative approaches to punishment that prioritize rehabilitation, social reintegration, and the reduction of systemic inequalities.
Learn about social democratic views on crime, including the understanding of root causes, rehabilitation and reintegration strategies, community-based approaches, the importance of social justice and equality, and the significance of prevention and early intervention. By addressing these aspects, social democrats aim to create a safer and more inclusive society.
