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Female Offenders' Use of Social Welfare Programs Before and after Jail and Prison : Does Prison Cause Welfare Dependency?

Butcher, Kristin F. - 2006

Prior studies indicate that incarcerated women are among the most economically disadvantaged populations in the U.S. In … welfare receipt for 45,000 female offenders from Cook County, Illinois over a ten year period. We find that this group does in … advantaged among the population of offenders. Further, bans on TANF receipt for drug felons enacted as part of welfare reform …

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An analysis of recidivism by gender based on Brazilian prison microdata

Petterini, Francis; Gonçalves, Jeniffer; Sallum, Silvio - In: Brazilian review of econometrics : BRE ; the review of … 41 (2021) 2, pp. 1-19

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A cost benefit analysis of prison, jail, and probation

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Prison labor in the United States : an economic analysis

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Semi-nonparametric competing risks analysis of recidivism

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Prison labor in the United States, 1932

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Youth Offender Demonstration Project process evaluation : (final report)

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Snapping back : food stamp bans and criminal recidivism

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"Something Works" in U.S. Jails : Misconduct and Recidivism Effects of the IGNITE Program

Alsan, Marcella; Barnett, Arkey M.; Hull, Peter; Yang, … - National Bureau of Economic Research - 2024

A longstanding and influential view in U.S. correctional policy is that "nothing works" when it comes to rehabilitating incarcerated individuals. We revisit this hypothesis by studying an innovative law-enforcement-led program launched in the county jail of Flint, Michigan: Inmate Growth...

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