Policy Transfer in Criminal Justice Crossing Cultures, Breaking Barriers [Hardcover]

Will 'what works' in one country work in another? This unique collection examines the cross-cultural transfer of skills and expertise, drawing out the opportunities and challenges involved in taking penal practices from one country to another.PART I: INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND Introduction; Rob Canton and Mary Anne McFarlane 1. The Partnership between the UK in Developing Probation and Other Criminal Justice Services, and Turkey's Path to Accession; Kevin Barry and Mary Anne McFarlane PART II: MANAGEMENT, LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL ISSUES 2. Change Management through International Assistance Projects in Turkey; Norman Powell and Baris Y?nc?ler 3. Developing Management Skills in the Turkish Probation Service; Jeanette Whitford and Meg Blumsom 4. Why Work Across Cultures?; Leyla Welkin 5. The Role of Language and the Interpreter in the Transfer of Professional Policy and Practice; Ergin Kaptan and Rob Canton PART III: THE TRANSFER OF POLICY AND PRACTICE FOR WORK WITH JUVENILE OFFENDERS 6. The Development of Policy and Interagency Working with Juvenile Offenders in Turkey; John Harding and Anna Ochtman 7. Developing Research and Information; Steve Stanley 8. National Standards in the Turkish Probation Service: A Solution Looking for a Problem?; Tony Grapes 9. Offending Behaviour Programmes for Juveniles; Danny Clark and Emma Osborne 10. Training Turkish Probation Managers to Support Work with Juvenile Offenders; Beverley Dubash and Nariman Dubash 11. Substance Misuse and Alcohol Programmes for Juveniles; Martin Spragg PART IV: TRANSFER OF POLICY AND PRACTICE FOR WORK WITH VICTIMS OF CRIME 12. Support Work with Victims of Crime  Developing Intervention and Training Manuals for Probation staff; Beverley Radcliffe and Jane Shackman 13. Developing Programmes for Victims of Domestic Abuse; Jodie Das and Barbara Unterlerchner 14. Developing Programmes for Victims of Sexual Violence; Maggie Lomax PART V: THE INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT OF PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT 15. Not far fromlsS