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Of all books I have picked up about prisons, "Corrections" has been the most valuable to me. It covers much territory in prison management, including political pressure, public policy, and therapeutic community (prisoner self-government). Dr. Toch's book offers a rare combination of realism, management philosophy, humanism, and an appropriate smile in the depths of this depressing field. I bought this book hoping for perspective for my own, a biography of a prison reformer, and was delighted.

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Distinguished Professor Emeritus School of Criminal Justice. State University of New York 135 Western Avenue. New York: Oxford University Press. Toch, H. Corrections: A Humanistic Approach. Boulder, CO; Lynnne Rienner, Publishers, 1997. and Toch, H. (Ed., Police Violence. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1996. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association (APA Books,) 1994.

This book is about the real world of prisons, an important reference manual. This anthology provides a coherent and powerful set of ideas about how prisons can be administered in a way that maintains hope, meaning, and respect for human dignity. Seasoned professionals and criminal justice students alike should read this book: it is an antidote to the cynicism of the 1990s.

Corrections: A Humanistic Approach. ISBN: 978-1-911577-41-9

Corrections: A Humanistic Approach. ISBN: 978-1-911577-41-9. Professor Toch has been named this year's (2005) recipient of the International Society of Criminology's "Prix DeGreff" for distinction in clinical criminology, and is a co-recipient of the American Society of Criminology's 2001 August Vollmer Award for outstanding contributions to criminological practice or policy.

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Although humanistic approaches do not comply with behaviourism, 79 Burden . Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1993.

Although humanistic approaches do not comply with behaviourism, 79 Burden and Williams (1997:30-45) later on interrelated this aspect of humanism with that of behaviourism in terms of its learning process through social interaction within a social environment. In brief, with the concept of human being becoming more humane, humanism reached its height in the 1970s.