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"After Prison - What?" by Maud Ballington Booth offers a powerful examination of prisoner rehabilitation and the vital role of social work in reforming lives. As a dedicated social activist, Booth explores the challenges faced by individuals re-entering society after incarceration, delving into the crucial question posed by the book's title.
This important work, categorized under Social Science and Penology, provides valuable insights into the historical context of prison reform. Booth's compassionate perspective sheds light on the importance of charity and effective rehabilitation programs for prisoners. Through her exploration of the subject, readers gain a deeper understanding of the obstacles faced by former inmates and the societal impact of successful reintegration. "After Prison - What?" remains a relevant and thought-provoking exploration of crime, punishment, and the enduring need for compassion in the pursuit of justice. This meticulously prepared print republication offers a new opportunity to engage with Booth's insightful observations.
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