• Serie de Módulos Universitarios E4J: Prevención del Delito y Justicia Penal
  

• Módulo 6: Reforma Penitenciaria
  

• Introducción y Logros de aprendizaje
  

• Temas Principales

  • Tema uno: Introducción de los objetivos del castigo, encarcelamiento y concepto de reforma penitenciaria
    
  • Tema dos: Tendencias actuales, principales desafíos y derechos humanos
    
  • Tema tres: Hacia unas prisiones humanitarias y un recurso apropiado a las sanciones alternativas
    
  • Resumen
  • Referencias

• Ejercicios

• Estudios de Caso
  

• Estructura de Clase Recomendada  

• Lecturas Principales
  

• Lecturas Avanzadas
  

• Evaluación del Estudiante
  

• Herramientas de Enseñanza Adicionales
  

• Guías para Desarrollar un Curso Independiente
  

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• Publicado por primera vez en julio de 2019 
  

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 Este módulo es un recurso para los catedráticos 

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