Management of social readaptation

This is a collective effort to interpret the impact of the punitive system on the insertion of inmates into society, employment and the family, but as the reader can already anticipate, it is a failed process. In Mexico, this book updates the state of the art to remind us of the reverse process in which successful systems are developed in a way that is contrary to what they should be in theory, although the authors manage to describe and explain the social readaptation of inmates who undergo treatment for their addictions and violence control.