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- EuroVista vol.1 #1
- - Contemporary Probation in Europe: Some Reflections
- - Community sanctions and measures in Europe
- - The relevance of prevention to probation
- - Developing Citizenship
- - The Importance of Purpose, Vision and Values in Improving Offender Management Performance
- - Resettling Adult Offenders – a perfect opportunity for European Collaboration?
- - Engaging Communities in Criminal Justice – an Appraisal
- EuroVista vol.1 #2
- - European Probation Rules: What they are, why they matter
- - The Interpretation of Dreams
- - Effects of Relationships with ‘Significant Others’ that can contribute to Offender Rehabilitation
- - Does Mentoring Work in Rehabilitating Offenders?
- - Reasons to be Fearful: Dealing with Risk in The Probation Service
- - Criminal Justice in the new Climate of Financial Austerity
- EuroVista vol.1 #3
- - The Wraparound Process in Probation Services
- - Sentencing Parents – Sentencing their Children?
- - Call Yourself An Expert! The experience of two short-term experts working abroad
- - CEP, The European Organisation for Probation
- - Probation Rules under probation – Professional fundamental guidelines in relation to financial resources
- - Towards Probation Based on Knowledge
- EuroVista vol.2 #1
- - The Offender Engagement Programme. Rationale and objectives
- - The research and evaluation programme for offender engagement
- - Engaging offenders in positive change through accredited rehabilitation programmes
- - Lessons from New Zealand
- - The Jersey Supervision Skills Study
- - Readiness Enhancement Management Strategies: A Self Directed Learning Programme for Frontline Staff
- - Giving compliance back: re-analysing and re-orientating the debate
- - Judicial Engagement: Lessons from Problem Solving Courts
- - Towards a desistance focused practice with Sex offenders in Approved Premises/Hostels
- - Active Maturation: Why Crime Falls in Early Adulthood
Welcome to EuroVista: Probation and Community Justice
EuroVista: Probation and Community Justice, first published in January 2010, is a tri-annual journal on probation matters in Europe. EuroVista aims to provide readers with an accessible, scholarly and relevant source of information on probation research and practice development for both academics and practitioners.
In order to make the access to this information as easy as possible, EuroVista is not only an e-publication, but also exists in print. Printed versions of the journals and single articles can be ordered via the web shop of the University of Birmingham.
EuroVista is a co-production of the Institute of Local Government Studies at the University of Birmingham, and CEP, the European organization for Probation. EuroVista is closely collaborating with another new e-journal on European probation, the European Journal of Probation. EPJ is a peer review academic journal aiming to promote comparative research on probation and community justice across Europe, founded in 2009. EuroVista and EPJ thus cover together a broad spectrum of probation topics and promote the development of a science of probation.
For questions or contributions, contact our administrator Amanda Williams.
For questions regarding this website or online access, contact CEP Communication Officer Daria Janssen
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