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100 1 Zand-Kurtovic, Elina van 't.
245 10 Invisible Bars :|bThe Impact of Having a Criminal Record
on Young Adults' Position in the Labour Market.
264 1 Portland :|bEleven International Publishing,|c2017.
300 1 online resource (272 pages).
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490 1 Willem Pompe Institute Ser.
500 Description based upon print version of record.
500 2 Security assemblages and risk-governance.
505 0 Intro -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- 1 Research topic -- 2
Dearth of empirical data -- 3 Criminal records' rising
popularity -- 4 Punishment upon punishment? -- 5 Research
framework -- 6 Summary -- Chapter 2: The crime-employment
relationship -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The effect of crime on
work -- 3 The longstanding faith in work -- 3.1 Not just
any job will do -- 3.2 High-risk individuals -- 3.3
Emerging adulthood -- 4 Summary and what's next -- Chapter
3: Legal framework -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Defining the
criminal record -- 3 Storage and confidentiality -- 3.1
Privacy considerations
505 8 3.2 Storage periods -- 4 Criminal record-based employment
restrictions -- 4.1 The certificate screening -- 4.2
Mandatory restrictions -- 4.3 Discretionary restrictions -
- 5 Collateral consequences -- 5.1 Types and variations --
5.2 Definitions -- 5.3 Justifications and limitations -- 6
Justifications and limitations of the Dutch system -- 6.1
Aims -- 6.2 Decision-making framework -- 7 Summary --
Chapter 4: Theoretical framework -- 1 Introduction -- 2
Macro-level -- 2.1 Fuzzy law and jazzy structures -- 2.2
Security assemblages -- 2.3 Managing risk -- 2.4 Symbolic
policies
505 8 2.5 Stigma vis-à-vis prevention -- 3 Meso-level -- 3.1
Responsibilisation -- 3.2 Managing risky groups -- 3.3 De-
labelling rituals -- 3.4 Labelling without de-labelling --
4 Micro-level -- 4.1 Labelling processes -- 4.2 Levels of
stigma and coping strategies -- 4.3 Agency and narratives
of desistance -- 4.4 Signalling desistance -- 4.5 Policy
timing -- 5 Summary -- Chapter 5: Research methods -- 1 A
qualitative approach -- 2 Choosing respondents -- 2.1
Selection issues -- 2.2 Introducing the respondents -- 3
Collecting data -- 3.1 Primary data -- 3.2 Secondary data
-- 4 Fieldwork in progress
505 8 4.1 Negotiating access -- 4.2 Trust -- 4.3 Informed
consent -- 4.4 Letting go -- 5 Data quality -- Chapter 6:
Invisible obstacles -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Criminal
histories -- 3 Definition of a criminal record -- 4
Obstacles to employment -- 5 Obstacles to education -- 6
No obstacles? -- 6.1 Don't ask, don't tell -- 6.2 Filling
up the résumé gap -- 6.3 Pro-active disclosure -- 7
Certificate required (by law) -- 8 Conclusion -- Chapter 7
: Stigma -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Perceived stigma -- 3 The
'ex-con' label -- 3.1 A weighty and sticky stigma -- 3.2 A
'bad name' -- 4 Responses from officials
505 8 4.1 Placed on a 'most notorious' list -- 4.2 Police
interference -- 5 Stigma's origin -- 6 Emotional responses
-- 7 Conclusion -- Chapter 8: Self-exclusion and job
prospects -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Self-exclusion -- 2.1 No
certificate, no chance -- 2.2 Losing prospects -- 2.3
Taking the honourable way out -- 2.4 A strong self-
selection effect -- 2.5 Self-exclusion in sum -- 3
Secondary deviance? -- 4 Job prospects -- 4.1 Not doing
what they love most -- 4.2 Expecting marginal jobs -- 5
Conclusion -- Chapter 9: Criminal record screening in a
risk society -- 1 A macro-level perspective
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655 4 Electronic books.
776 08 |iPrint version:|aZand-Kurtovic, Elina van 't|tInvisible
Bars : The Impact of Having a Criminal Record on Young
Adults' Position in the Labour Market|dPortland : Eleven
International Publishing,c2017|z9789462367722
830 0 Willem Pompe Institute Ser.
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