James McGuire is the author of What Works: Reducing Reoffending Guidelines from Research and Practice, published by Wiley.

• About the Editor viList of Contributors viiiSeries Preface ixPreface xiPart I: The ‘What Works’ Debate1 Reviewing ‘What Works’: Past, Present and Future 3James McGuire and Philip Priestley2 The Psychology of Criminal Conduct and Effective Treatment 35Don Andrews3 What do We Learn from 400 Research Studies on the Effectiveness of Treatment with Juvenile Delinquents? 63Mark W. Lipsey4 The Efficacy of Correctional Treatment: A Review and Synthesis of Meta-evaluations 79Friedrich LöselPart II: Practical Applications and Current Developments5 The STOP Programme: Reasoning and Rehabilitation in a British Setting 115Christine Knott6 Creating a Culture of Change: A Case Study of a Car Crime Project in Belfast 127Tim Chapman7 Teaching Self-risk Management to Violent Offenders 139Jack Bush8 A Rationale for the Treatment of Sex Offenders: Pro Bono Publico 155Robert Prentky9 Diversion from Prosecution: A Scottish Experience 173David CookePart III: Practice, Research and Programme Delivery10 The Meaning and Implications of ‘Programme Integrity’ 195Clive R. Hollin11 Practitioner Evaluation in Probation 209Gill McIvor12 Effective Practice and Service Delivery 221Colin RobertsIndex 237

James McGuire is the author of What Works: Reducing Reoffending Guidelines from Research and Practice, published by Wiley.

• About the Editor viList of Contributors viiiSeries Preface ixPreface xiPart I: The ‘What Works’ Debate1 Reviewing ‘What Works’: Past, Present and Future 3James McGuire and Philip Priestley2 The Psychology of Criminal Conduct and Effective Treatment 35Don Andrews3 What do We Learn from 400 Research Studies on the Effectiveness of Treatment with Juvenile Delinquents? 63Mark W. Lipsey4 The Efficacy of Correctional Treatment: A Review and Synthesis of Meta-evaluations 79Friedrich LöselPart II: Practical Applications and Current Developments5 The STOP Programme: Reasoning and Rehabilitation in a British Setting 115Christine Knott6 Creating a Culture of Change: A Case Study of a Car Crime Project in Belfast 127Tim Chapman7 Teaching Self-risk Management to Violent Offenders 139Jack Bush8 A Rationale for the Treatment of Sex Offenders: Pro Bono Publico 155Robert Prentky9 Diversion from Prosecution: A Scottish Experience 173David CookePart III: Practice, Research and Programme Delivery10 The Meaning and Implications of ‘Programme Integrity’ 195Clive R. Hollin11 Practitioner Evaluation in Probation 209Gill McIvor12 Effective Practice and Service Delivery 221Colin RobertsIndex 237