Dmytro Yagunov

PENITENTIARY SYSTEM OF UKRAINE:

HISTORY, CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS AND

PERSPECTIVES OF REFORMS

INTRODUCTION

Chapter I

STRUCTURE OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION OF PENITENTIARY SYSTEM

1.1. Definition of the penitentiary system, its structure and functions

1.2. Political, legal and social factors of forming of the penitentiary system of Ukraine

1.3. Agencies responsible for public administration of the penitentiary system

1.4. Reforming of the national penitentiary system: realities, perspectives and European standards

1.5. Topical problems of public administration of the penitentiary system of Ukraine

Conclusions to the 1^st chapter

Chapter II

OFFENDER SOCIAL POLICY

2.1. Offender rehabilitation: definitions, views and concepts

2.2. Normative reflection of offender rehabilitation in Ukrainian legislation

2.3. Models of rehabilitative influence

2.4. Personnel of total institutions

2.5. Offender rehabilitation as a direction of social policy

Conclusions to the 2^nd chapter

Chapter III

FOREIGN EXPERIENCE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

OF PENITENTIARY SYSTEM

3.1. Offender rehabilitation as a direction of social policy in foreign countries

3.2. Main features of public administration of penitentiary systems in foreign countries

3.4. Departmental subordination of penitentiary systems in foreign countries

3.4. Foreign experience of prison privatisation

3.5. From execution of punishments to management in the sphere of public protection: new trends of the Western penal policy

Conclusions to the 3^rd chapter

Chapter IV

REFORMING OF THE PENITENTIARY SYSTEM OF UKRAINE:

NEEDS AND POTENTIALS

4.1. Impact of the democratic processes in Ukraine on reforming of the penitentiary system

4.2. New horizons of public social policy for offenders 

Conclusions to the 4^th chapter

Chapter V

PRISON IN THE PERIOD OF GLOBALISATION

5.1. Impact of globalisation on contemporary penal polices and practices

5.2. Positivism and public protection: free will, second life of the theory of born criminal or new views on the nature and aim of punishment

CONCLUSIONS

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