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Women and families within the criminal justice system (CJS) are increasingly the focus of research and this book considers the timely issues of intersectionality, violence and gender. With insights from frontline practice and from the lived experiences of women, the collection examines prison experiences in a post-COVID-19 world, domestic violence and the successes and failures of family support. A companion to the first edited collection, Critical Reflections on Women, Family, Crime and Justice, the book sheds new light on the challenges and experiences of women and families who encounter the CJS. Accessible to both academics and practitioners and with real-world policy recommendations, this collection demonstrates how positive change can be achieved.

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Essential reading for anyone working or researching with or about women and families in the criminal justice system. It will make you think differently and reflect on what needs to change. Kirsty Deacon, Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research

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Natalie Booth is Senior Lecturer in Criminology at Bath Spa University and Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Isla Masson is Senior Lecturer in Criminology and Fellow of the Higher Education Academy at Arden University. Lucy Baldwin is Senior Lecturer in Criminology at De Montford University and a fellow of the Higher Education Academy and the Royal Society of Arts. The authors co-founded and are convenors of the international research network Women, Family, Crime and Justice (WFCJ).

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