Understanding recidivism and repeat incarceration among young male offenders: a biographical and longitudinal approach

研究的重点是犯罪群体，作为一个群体，每年在澳大利亚犯下的罪行最多。生产的纵向定性数据的个人经验的安全照顾，释放和监禁，将提供一个基础，经验驱动的政策和辩论，在该地区的青年犯罪和监禁为每个国家和地区。因此，社区将受益于创造新的可能性，对持续犯罪和重复监禁判决的循环进行干预。这具有重大的社会、文化和经济影响。

The research focuses on the group of offenders who, as a cohort, annually commit the most crime within Australia. The production of longitudinal qualitative data about individual experiences of secure care, release, and imprisonment, will provide a foundation for empirically driven policies and debates in the area of youth crime and incarceration for each state and territory. Accordingly, the community will benefit through the generation of new possibilities for intervening in cycles of persistent offending and repeat custodial sentences. This has major social, cultural and economic implications.