Sport and physical activity in a high security Spanish prison: an ethnographic study of multiple meanings

By Daniel Martos-García, J. Devís-Devís, A. Sparkes. 2009

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Subfields: Developmental and Educational Psychology, Political Science and International Relations, Sociology and Political Science

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• The Impact of a Sports Initiative for Young Men in Prison (2014, background): “Although rehabilitation may not be an offender’s primary goal when engaging with sports based programs within or after prison (Frey & Delaney, 1996; Martos-Garcia et al., 2009a; MartosGarcia, Devis-Devis, & Sparkes, 2009b; Murtaza & Uddin, 2011), there is clearly a real need to unpack the meanings…”
• Sport in a youth prison: male young offenders' experiences of a sporting intervention (2014, background): “…reasons and motives in play here: Sport often serves to break the monotony of prison regimes and to alleviate boredom (Frey and Delaney, 1996; Martos-Garcia et al., 2009a; Martos-Garcia et al, 2009b; Plugge et al., 2011), which, in itself, is valuable considering the reported links between…”