THE CHALLENGE OF THE RESOCIALIZATION OF EX PRISONERS

Authors

  • Carlos Renato Ferreira Assumpção Goulart Uninter
  • Lilian Signorini Lafuente Universidade Federal de Pelotas
  • Fabiano Bonow de Almeida IBRA
  • Ruan Francisco Rommel Universidade do Norte do Paraná-Unopar
  • Antonio de Medeiros Zehetmeyer Anhanguera
  • Mario Roberto Pereira dos Santos Universidade da Região da Campanha - URCAMP

Keywords:

Penitentiary system. Reintegration. Social policies.

Abstract

The reintegration of former inmates is one of the most profound and relevant challenges faced by contemporary Brazilian society. This digital book, "The Challenge of Reintegrating Ex-Inmates", is an essential reflection to understand the factors that hinder this process and to propose solutions based on justice, dignity and equality. With an analytical and sensitive approach, the work not only portrays the complexities of the Brazilian penitentiary system, but also presents paths that can transform realities and promote social reintegration. In this book, organized into three thematic and detailed chapters, the reader will find an immersion in the main issues involving the context of reintegration. Each chapter was developed with the intention of clarifying the social, cultural and structural dynamics that influence the process of reintegrating former inmates into Brazilian society. Chapter I - Challenges to the Concept of Law and Order in the Brazilian Scenario is an invitation to reflect on how Brazilian society faces the complexities of the justice system and the challenges related to public safety. In this chapter, we analyze how the concept of "law and order" is impacted by social inequalities, institutional problems, and the lack of effective public policies. Throughout the pages, we reveal how these issues are connected to the resocialization process, highlighting the need for profound reforms in the justice system and in the relationships between citizens and institutions.

Next, Chapter II - Human Dignity: A Fundamental Pillar for a Just and Equitable Society explores the principle of human dignity as the foundation that supports social interactions and public policies aimed at inclusion. Human dignity, recognized as one of the most universal rights, is analyzed in depth in this chapter, highlighting its relevance in resocialization. Here, we propose how valuing dignity can be a path to building a more egalitarian and welcoming society, both for ex-prisoners and for the entire population.

Chapter III - Prison Overcrowding in Brazil: A Humanitarian and Systemic Challenge addresses one of the greatest obstacles to resocialization: the unsustainable conditions of the Brazilian prison system. Overcrowded and often inhumane, Brazilian prisons are scenes of human rights violations and a cycle that perpetuates social exclusion. In this chapter, we analyze how the precariousness of the prison system compromises the resocialization process and propose actions to mitigate its effects, including structural reforms and the promotion of alternative punishment measures.

Throughout the three chapters, this book offers a rich and detailed analysis, combining academic research, statistical data and humanistic reflections. With accessible language and an engaging style, it seeks to raise awareness among both lay audiences and experts in the field, promoting a constructive and necessary dialogue about resocialization in Brazil.

One of the great distinguishing features of this work is its multidimensional approach, which goes beyond denunciations to offer concrete and feasible solutions. Among these, we highlight the need to strengthen education and professional training policies within prisons, the implementation of psychosocial support programs and the expansion of post-prison support networks. All of these proposals are based on principles of restorative justice, which seek to rebuild social ties and promote true reintegration.

Rehabilitation is a topic that directly affects us all. After all, the exclusion of ex-prisoners impacts not only their lives, but also their safety and social cohesion. This digital book is an invitation to rethink our practices and policies, recognizing that every individual deserves a second chance and that investing in rehabilitation is an investment in a safer and more just society.

It is not just a book; it is a manifesto for dignity, justice and social transformation. By reading "The Challenge of Rehabilitation of Ex-Prisoners", you will become part of a movement that seeks to build a better future, based on principles of respect and inclusion.

We invite you to download this digital book now and immerse yourself in an enriching read that will broaden your horizons and provoke deep reflections. Together, we can build a more supportive and welcoming society, where everyone has the opportunity to start over.

The authors,

Carlos Renato Ferreira Assumpção Goulart

Lilian Signorini Lafuente

Fabiano Bonow de Almeida

Ruan Francisco Rommel

Antonio de Medeiros Zehetmeyer

Mario Roberto Pereira dos Santos

 

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Author Biographies

Carlos Renato Ferreira Assumpção Goulart, Uninter

Uninter.

Lilian Signorini Lafuente, Universidade Federal de Pelotas

Universidade Federal de Pelotas.

Fabiano Bonow de Almeida, IBRA

IBRA.

Ruan Francisco Rommel, Universidade do Norte do Paraná-Unopar

Tecnólogo em Gestão Ambiental. Universidade do Norte do Paraná-Unopar.

Antonio de Medeiros Zehetmeyer, Anhanguera

Anhanguera.

Mario Roberto Pereira dos Santos, Universidade da Região da Campanha - URCAMP

Universidade da Região da Campanha - URCAMP.

Published

2025-02-03

How to Cite

Goulart, C. R. F. A., Lafuente, L. S., Almeida, F. B. de, Rommel, R. F., Zehetmeyer, A. de M., & Santos, M. R. P. dos. (2025). THE CHALLENGE OF THE RESOCIALIZATION OF EX PRISONERS. Revista Ibero-Americana De Humanidades, Ciências E Educação, 24–77. Retrieved from https://periodicorease.pro.br/rease/article/view/17944

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