A “Future-First Temporalized” Good Lives Model: An alternative reading of goods and risk factors for a life trajectory-oriented probation
Criminology & Criminal Justice
Published online on July 31, 2026
Abstract
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In contemporary probation, the “future” is omnipresent, approached from a defensive angle. Drawing on the recommendations and formulation tools from Good Lives Model practices and a structured review of recent literature, this article proposes a ...
In contemporary probation, the “future” is omnipresent, approached from a defensive angle. Drawing on the recommendations and formulation tools from Good Lives Model practices and a structured review of recent literature, this article proposes a ...