In this section

• Editorial - Innovation in Corrections
• Do relationships matter? Examining the quality of probation officers’ interactions with parolees in preventing recidivism
• Family violence perpetrators: Existing evidence and new directions
• Comorbid substance use disorders and mental health disorders among New Zealand prisoners
• Brain gain for youth:Emerging trends in neuroscience
• Mauri Tu, Mauri Ora: An offence focussed programme for high risk youth
• What's in a name? The importance of identity verification for public protection
• The Investment Approach to Justice: Taking Integrated Offender Management to Police, Justice and the wider social sector
• On body cameras in prison
• Swift, Certain and Fair Sanctions: An innovative new programme or false HOPE?
• Ka Upane - "into the light" A brief skills group for short-serving offenders
• Phone call initiative
• Employment as a factor in desistance from crime
• Getting more "skin in the game" How latest evidence around social bonds suggests we can get more players involved in reducing re-offending, while reducing risk to the Crown
• The Hutt Valley Justice Sector Innovation Project: a case study on proactive approaches to innovation
• What works: a new model of public service delivery
• Profile: Ian Lambie, Chief Science Adviser for the justice sector
• When you really can't "know thy self" - what next?
• Book review: Switch: How to change things when change is hard
• Information for contributors