General Introduction Part 1: The Historical Roots and Early Forms of Rehabilitation Part 2: Modern Trends and Forms Part 3:The Future - Can Rehabilitation be Rehabilitated? Conclusion

Included within this reader is work from (amongst others) Clarence Darrow, Thomas Holmes, Raymond Saleilles, Cecil Leeson, Mrs. Cary, H. Chinn, C. Rankin, Mary Gordon, F. Poulton, Sheldon Glueck, Victor Serge, Philip Priestley, H. Weiss, L. Le Mesurier, R. R. W. Golding, F. P. Biestek, D. Bissell, M. K. McCullough, M. Freeguard, A.W. Hunt, Melitta Schmideberg, Geoffrey Parkinson, C. S. Lewis, Barbara Wootton, Paul Halmos, K. Berntsen, K. Christiansen, Robert Martinson, Mac Davis, W. J. Reid, L. Epstein, John Harding, Margaret Shaw, John McVicar, Martin Davies, S.R. Brody, Philip Bean, Jimmy Boyle, Malcolm Bryant, Peter Raynor, Anthony Bottoms, Bill McWilliams, Ronald Blackburn, A.R. Stanley, Nils Christie, Christine Weaver, Charles Fox, Gray Cavender, James McGuire, Hugh Morley, Robert Ross, Jerome Miller, David Garland, Martin Wright, John Patten, Malcolm Feeley, Jonathan Simon, Maurice Vanstone, Marion Jones, Brian Caddick, Carl Ake Farbring, Orville G. Brim, L. Kohlberg, Thomas Meisenhelder, Kevin N. Wright, Jim Lawson, Edgardo Rotman, Willem de Haan, Ron Fagan, Doris Layton MacKenzie, Chris Hignett, Howard Zehr, Stephen Farrall, G. Bazemore, J. Stinchcomb, E. J. Gumz, Tony Ward, Mark Brown, Joan Petersilia, James Gilligan, Bandy Lee, S. Lewis, C. West Huddleston III, Ros Burnett, Thomas K. Kenemore, Gwen Robinson, Patrick Williams Francis T. Cullen, Robert V. Wolf, Rod Morgan.