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Upgrading electronic monitoring, downgrading probation: Reconfiguring ‘offender management’ in England and Wales
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  • 2014Understanding the electronic monitoring of offenders in Europe: expansion, regulation and prospects61 cited
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  • 2019The Electronic Monitoring of Offenders in Context: From Policy to Political Logics20 cited
  • 2021Punitiveness of electronic monitoring: Perception and experience of an alternative sanction17 cited
  • 2016Creativity and effectiveness in the use of electronic monitoring: a case study of five European jurisdictions14 cited
  • 2015Scottish and International Review of the Uses of Electronic Monitoring12 cited

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