Pedagogy and German Language and Literature
BA
Status | Complete |
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Part Time | No |
Years | 2008 - 2012 |
Awarding Institution | University of Zagreb |
Pedagogy and German Language and Literature
BA
Status Complete Part Time No Years 2008 - 2012 Awarding Institution University of Zagreb
Anthropology and Pedagogy
MA
Status Complete Part Time No Years 2012 - 2015 Project Title Youth entertainment in Croatia: Behind the scenes of summer music festivals Awarding Institution University of Zagreb
Criminal Justice
MSc
Status Complete Part Time No Years 2015 - 2017 Project Title Can Detention Reduce Recidivism of Youth? An outcome evaluation of a juvenile detention center Awarding Institution North Dakota State University
Criminology
PhD / DPhil
Status Complete Part Time No Years 2017 - 2021 Project Title Bereavement and imprisonment: a descriptive phenomenological exploration of prisoners’ experiences of bereavement in carceral contexts Project Description This study explores prisoners’ experiences of bereavement and the impact of carceral contexts on manifestations and processing of grief. Despite prior research indicating a higher prevalence of bereavement among justice-involved individuals and its potential links with reoffending, both grieving in prisons and the impact of carceral contexts on bereavement remain under-studied. To this end, the researcher conducted 33 semi-structured, voice-recorded interviews with male and female prisoners in two Scottish prisons to capture rich, nuanced narratives of prisoners’ experiences of bereavement. Following Giorgi’s (2000) Descriptive Phenomenological (DP) framework for analysis, the findings discovered that bereavement in carceral contexts simultaneously embodied various, often competing levels of its temporal, spatial, and corporeal manifestations, leaving some prisoners trapped in this liminality, this ambiguity of being neither here nor there. Consequently, the policy and practice implications from this study are relevant not just for the duration of individuals’ imprisonment but for release and reintegration too. Awarding Institution University of Strathclyde
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