Co-producing desistance from crime: The role of social cooperative structures of employment

Social Sciences

1. Employment 100%
2. Crime 86%
3. Research 80%
4. Cooperatives 55%
5. Policy 44%
6. Prisoners 44%
7. Stakeholders 44%
8. Social Integration 44%
9. Learning 33%
10. Enterprises 33%
11. Program 33%
12. Justice 33%
13. Social Economy 33%
14. Practice 33%
15. Work 31%
16. Coproduction 22%
17. Criminal Justice System 22%
18. Research Design 22%
19. Attention 22%
20. Process 22%
21. Prisons 22%
22. Project 17%
23. Disc Recordings 17%
24. Integration 17%
25. Support 17%
26. Co-Operatives 17%
27. Discrimination 17%
28. Employers 17%
29. Science Policy 17%
30. Approach 13%
31. Evidence 13%
32. Activity 11%
33. Innovation 11%
34. Italian 11%
35. Interest 11%
36. Correlation 11%
37. Family 11%
38. Intention 11%
39. Case Studies 11%
40. Design 11%
41. Qualitative Method 11%
42. Professional Personnel 11%
43. Italy 11%
44. Social Economics 11%
45. Exchange 11%
46. Offender 11%
47. Knowledge 11%
48. Costs 11%
49. Communities 11%
50. Information 11%
51. Literature 11%
52. Attitudes 11%
53. Interaction 6%
54. Purpose 6%
55. Moral Concepts 6%
56. Houses 6%
57. Shareholder 6%
58. Growth 6%
59. Experts 6%
60. Implementation 6%
61. Demographics 6%
62. Scottish Government 6%
63. Economic and Social Development 6%
64. Strategy 6%
65. Influence 6%
66. Accommodation 6%
67. Contact 6%