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Women Prisoners And Health Justice Perspectives Issues And Advocacy For An International Hidden Population 1st Edition Dianne Hatton

Name: Women Prisoners And Health Justice Perspectives Issues And Advocacy For An International Hidden Population 1st Edition Dianne Hatton
SKU: BELL-7033952
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Women Prisoners And Health Justice Perspectives Issues And Advocacy For An International Hidden Population 1st Edition Dianne Hatton instant download after payment.

Publisher: Chapman and Hall/CRC

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.79 MB

Pages: 170

Author: Dianne Hatton, Anastasia Fisher

ISBN: 9781498791366, 9781846192425, 1498791360, 1846192420

Language: English

Year: 2018

Edition: 1

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Women Prisoners And Health Justice Perspectives Issues And Advocacy For An International Hidden Population 1st Edition Dianne Hatton by Dianne Hatton, Anastasia Fisher 9781498791366, 9781846192425, 1498791360, 1846192420 instant download after payment.

Incarceration severely affects the health and wellbeing of women both during their incarceration and following release, further complicating the health disparities they already experience as a consequence of gender, race and social class. The scope of this international problem remains largely hidden from health professionals and policy makers. This book brings the issues into the light, with contributions from leading advocates, criminologists, feminists, nurses, physicians, public health professionals, social workers, sociologists and former prisoners