Religious Diversity in European Prisons: Challenges and Implications for Rehabilitation

Introduction: European Research on Religious Diversity as a Factor in the Rehabilitation of Prisoners Irene Becci .- Part I: The making and working of multi-faith prison chaplaincies.- Chapter 1: Religious diversity and rehabilitation in prisons: management, models and mutation James A. Beckford .- Chapter 2: The effects of religious diversity on spiritual care: reflections from the Dutch Correction Facilities Mohammed Ajouaou and Tom Bernts .- Chapter 3: Outline of the Islamic Council for detention in Belgium Farid El Asri .- Part II: Religious diversity on the way to recognition for prisoners' secular rehabilitation.- Chapter 4: Religion, reintegration and rehabilitation in French prisons: The impact of prison secularism Corinne Rostaing, Céline Béraud and Claire de Galembert .-Chapter 5: Institutional logic and legal practice: Modes of regulation of religious organizations in German prisons Sarah Jahn .- Chapter 6: Addressing Religious Differences in Italian Prisons. A Postsecular Perspective Valeria Fabretti .- Chapter 7: Religious care in the reinvented European "Imamat": Muslims and their guides in Italian prisons Khalid Rhazzali .- Part III: New approaches to the junction of rehabilitation and religion in the prison realm.- Chapter 8: Doing yoga behind bars: A sociological study of the growth of holistic spirituality in penitentiary institutions Mar Griera and Anna Clot .- Chapter 9: Languages of change in prison: exploratory thoughts about the homologies between secular rehabilitation, religious conversion and spiritual quest Irene Becci .- Chapter 10: Restorative Justice: asserted benefits and existing obstacles in France Frédérich Rognon .- Conclusion and perspectives. The diversification of chaplaincy in European jails: providing spiritual support for new inmates or countering radicalism? Olivier Roy .