ALBERTSON, Katherine, PHILLIPS, Jake, FOWLER, Andrew and COLLINSON, Beth (2020). Who owns desistance? A triad of agency enabling social structures in the desistance process. Theoretical Criminology: an international journal. [Article]
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Abstract
Theories of desistance assert agency is a prerequisite to the process which can be enabled or
curtailed by social structures. We present data from six community hub sites that hosted
probation services in the UK in 2019. While our analysis identifies agency enabling
institutional and relational structures across the different hub governance sub-types in our
sample, these were clearest in hubs run in the community by the community. This article
contributes a triad of core enabling social structures that operate at the intersection
between agency and structure in the desistance process. The significance of our findings is
that the ownership question is key to the expedition of enabling social structures.
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