Correctional interventions for radicalized offenders : a literature review / Angela Smeth, Sarah Cram & Tara Beauchamp. : PS83-3/463E-PDF

"Over the last several years, the Correctional Service of Canada's (CSC) Research Branch has contributed to research regarding federally incarcerated radicalized offenders. CSC defines a 'radicalized offender' as "an ideologically motivated offender who commits, aspires or conspires to commit, or promotes violent acts in order to achieve ideological objectives" (CSC, 2012). This literature review was conducted to explore the best practices of correctional interventions for radicalized offenders in jurisdictions across the world. Risk assessments, population management strategies, interventions, reintegration programs, and staff training were reviewed. The findings of this literature review aim to support and assess CSC initiatives related to the management of radicalized offenders and staff training initiatives"---Executive summary, page iii.

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