| Such an epistemological approach to crime and penology is undoubtedly one of the study's major strengths. |
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| Over the course of the 20th century the practice of penology has witnessed a fierce struggle between proponents of punishment and proponents of rehabilitation. |
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| The notion that an offender incurs a debt to society that can be paid merely by serving a prison term was alien to Chinese penology. |
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| Over the next 13 years the institution became famous for its experimental approach to penology. |
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| He contributed ideas on education, political economy, psychology, penology, law, history, and political theory, which he set out in five books and over 1,000 essays. |
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| Instead of stressing retribution and deterrence, contemporary penology favours reformation and rehabilitation. |
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| The special training in legal and penology issues is envisaged after the practical training. |
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| In fact, a good way to learn about penology is to examine the effects of various penal practices across the country. |
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| American penology has moved through various phases in the pursuit of the rehabilitative ideal. |
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| The third field of study is penology, custodial penalties in particular. |
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| Institutes and faculties of criminology, sociology, penology, victimology, social work, women's studies, youth development, city planning, etc., are potential partners. |
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| There are experts who write on penology, and I read them as well. |
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| Cesare Beccaria was also one of the greatest Italian Enlightenment writers and now considered one of the fathers of classical criminal theory as well as modern penology. |
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| Jail guards were also investigated by the Bureau of Jail Management Penology in Sagay City, said de la Paz. |
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| He is the resident penologist at Truman State University and has published two books, the latest of which is Prisons, Penology and Penal Reform. |
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