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    Belokozovska, Veronica
    et al.
    Malmö University, Faculty of Health and Society (HS).
    Begic, Emina
    Malmö University, Faculty of Health and Society (HS).
    JAG HÖR INTE HEMMA BLAND VANLIGA “SVENSSONS”2019Independent thesis Basic level (degree of Bachelor), 10 credits / 15 HE creditsStudent thesis
    Abstract [en]

    The purpose of the essay is to investigate the professional's view of how reintegration looks for people who have committed criminal acts and who have been imprisoned for these actions. This essay includes an analysis and a problematization of which possibilities and obstacles people who have been in prison can meet during the reintegration. To answer the main question was the research area based on the following questions: How does the reintegration into society look for people who have been in prison? Which opportunities and obstacles can people meet after prison? The empirical material of the study is based on six qualitative semi-structured interviews. The analysis contains an interweaving of the qualitative interviews, previous research and different theories. The result shows that the conditions for reintegration can look different from individual to individual. Frivården (The Swedish Prison and Probation Service) and Krami (a function that helps former criminals back to the labor market) works to encourage the conditions for reintegration. Besides to the professional role and their daily work, there are several individual factors: work and housing, motivation and will, social network, and the societal view that exists towards people who have been in prison. These factors are important and can either be of benefit or disadvantage to the person's reintegration into society. However, these factors do not need to be seen as turning points in the person's life but as a helping hand in order not to fall back into crime. The conclusion is that reintegration is about an interweaving of different factors in the person's life, where the interaction between different instances, already at an early stage, is of importance for encouraging people's opportunities in society to be able to live a legal life.

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