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Methodology refers to the systematic and theoretical analysis of the methods applied in a detention facility. Methods can consist of a general approach or philosophy or specific rehabilitation programmes. Think of the Good Lives Model; the Risks-Needs-Responsivity (RNR) model; Consequence Pedagogy; See-Think-Act; the (former) Skeyby model with a mixture of plus and minus residents etc.
The methodology employed in small-scale forms of detention can vary depending on the purpose of time in detention, the individual and staff. Methodology aims to create a supportive and comfortable environment for both residents and staff in small-scale detention houses, emphasizing a holistic approach to well-being. Use of methodology does not have to be a single, rigid methodology, but one can also employ a variety of methods and mechanisms to achieve its goals. Within the criminal justice system, the effectiveness of a certain methodology often relies on the willingness of other stakeholders to collaborate and implement the standards and recommendations put forth by the organisation.
Methodology refers to the systematic and theoretical analysis of the methods applied in a detention facility. Methods can consist of a general approach or philosophy or specific rehabilitation programmes. Think of the Good Lives Model; the Risks-Needs-Responsivity (RNR) model; Consequence Pedagogy; See-Think-Act; the (former) Skeyby model with a mixture of plus and minus residents etc.
The methodology employed in small-scale forms of detention can vary depending on the purpose of time in detention, the individual and staff. Methodology aims to create a supportive and comfortable environment for both residents and staff in small-scale detention houses, emphasizing a holistic approach to well-being. Use of methodology does not have to be a single, rigid methodology, but one can also employ a variety of methods and mechanisms to achieve its goals. Within the criminal justice system, the effectiveness of a certain methodology often relies on the willingness of other stakeholders to collaborate and implement the standards and recommendations put forth by the organisation.
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Social Climate - Methodology
Methodology
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The European Rules on Detention Houses (ERDH) is a milestone document for the criminal justice system and reflects the larger impact of this system on society. Drafted by representatives with different legal and cultural backgrounds from all regions of Europe, the ERDH were launched on October 31st as common standards to implement small-scale, differentiated and community-integrated detention houses in the European Union, as part of a pivotal change already happening in criminal justice systems across Europe. The ERDH set out the ecosystem of a detention house on its own and as part of, and within a community and society, emphasizing sustainability. As the European Prison Rules have been common standards for large-scale prison institutions, the European Rules on Detention Houses shall form essential standards for detention houses, in order to guarantee a way of liberty deprivation that is humane and more fit for the 21stcentury.
The European Rules on Detention Houses (ERDH) is a milestone document for the criminal justice system and reflects the larger impact of this system on society. Drafted by representatives with different legal and cultural backgrounds from all regions of Europe, the ERDH were launched on October 31st as common standards to implement small-scale, differentiated and community-integrated detention houses in the European Union, as part of a pivotal change already happening in criminal justice systems across Europe. The ERDH set out the ecosystem of a detention house on its own and as part of, and within a community and society, emphasizing sustainability. As the European Prison Rules have been common standards for large-scale prison institutions, the European Rules on Detention Houses shall form essential standards for detention houses, in order to guarantee a way of liberty deprivation that is humane and more fit for the 21stcentury.
Social Climate - Methodology
Methodology
Application
There are different kind of methodologies that can be adopted as the working method in a detention house. A methodology can form the framework of a set of procedures or protocols that are in place to secure the safety, security and well-being of the people living and working in a detention house. What are the different methodologies that are integrated into the design of small-scale forms of detention in Europe? In the video, methodology is discussed with Tobias Merckle from Seehaus in Germany and Berit Johnson from Norway.
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