Written Evidence to the Justice Committee, House of Commons: Prison Reform, Governor Empowerment and Performance

Richard Kirkham

Written Evidence to the Justice Committee, House of Commons: Prison Reform, Governor Empowerment and Performance

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The evidence in our submission draws on the research findings of an un-published thesis on the performance measurement of private prisons, for which, Dr Dania Issa was admitted to the degree of Doctor in Philosophy at The University of Manchester in December 2016. The focus of our evidence is aligned with the committee’s interests on ‘performance agreements, including performance measures and league tables’.

Original language	English
Type	Written Evidence to House of Commons Justice Committee
Media of output	Web
Publisher	Parliament Select Committee
Place of Publication	London
Publication status	Published - Jan 2017

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Written Evidence to the Justice Committee, House of Commons: Prison Reform, Governor Empowerment and Performance

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