When Prisoners Come Home¶
Petersilia, J. (2003). When Prisoners Come Home: Parole and Prisoner Reentry. Oxford University Press.
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Primes¶
- Controlled Reentry
- The pattern emerges from aerospace engineering (orbital reentry under extreme heat and structural stress) but generalizes to software deployment after rollback, prisoner reintegration after incarceration (Petersilia, 2003), monetary policy normalization after stimulus, gradual end-of-quarantine protocols, addiction recovery re-exposure, post-incident system restoration, and ceasefire-to-peace transitions.
This sourceEmpirical survey of parole/reentry across U.S. jurisdictions, documenting graduated supervision and the staged-return pattern.
- The pattern emerges from aerospace engineering (orbital reentry under extreme heat and structural stress) but generalizes to software deployment after rollback, prisoner reintegration after incarceration (Petersilia, 2003), monetary policy normalization after stimulus, gradual end-of-quarantine protocols, addiction recovery re-exposure, post-incident system restoration, and ceasefire-to-peace transitions.
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