Mentoring, Identity and Desistance: An Interview-Based Study Involving Men with Lived Experience of Imprisonment in the UK Criminal Justice System
By Beatrise Razgulajeva, London Metropolitan University. This dissertation examines the role of mentoring initiatives in supporting desistance from crime among men in the UK criminal justice system, with a particular focus on mentors with lived experience of imprisonment. The study is grounded in desistance theory (Maruna, 2001; Farrall, 2002), cognitive transformation perspectives (Giordano et al., 2002), and a theory of change framework which highlights the relational and
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Can the Diagnosis and Support of Offenders with ADHD Help Reduce Reoffending?
By Thomas McInnes, London Metropolitan University. The United Kingdom is currently facing a crisis with prison overcrowding and...
Sep 13, 2025
Investigating the Relationship between the Dark Web, Social Media and Online Radicalisation.
By Evelina Pabricaite, London Metropolitan University . The internet plays a key role in radicalisation by connecting like-minded...
Jul 31, 2025
