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Gergely Fliegauf posted a blog post

He was placed into the kitchen...

During a conference on humane criminal justice I received a phone call, but I could not answer it. At the end of the lunch break I called back, and an excellent criminologist was on the other end of the line, and she told me, that recently there was an HIV and HCV blood sample testing in a Hungarian prison among volunteer inmates. The result was dramatic.I told the story for my both neighbors. One of them was a former teacher of mine. Her husband works in the prison respected. "There was a…See More
Apr 24
Gergely Fliegauf replied to Gergely Fliegauf's discussion 'Magyar börtönügyi szakkifejezések angolul' in the group Magyar börtönügyi csoport
"felkészülés a szabadulásra = preparation for release befogadási eljárás = intake procedure egészségügyi szűrés = medical screening tiltott tárgy = contraband ilyesmikre…"
Mar 21
Gergely Fliegauf added a discussion to the group Magyar börtönügyi csoport
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Magyar börtönügyi szakkifejezések angolul

börtönlázadás = prison riotmegj.: nem egyezik a Btk. fogolyzendülés kifejezésévelSee More
Mar 21
Gergely Fliegauf commented on Gergely Fliegauf's group 'Magyar börtönügyi csoport'
"Vagy megbeszélhetjük, hogy egyes magyar kifejezéseket hogyan fordítunk angolra, annak érdekében, hogy hatékonyabban keresgélgessünk az angol nyelvű szakirodalomban. Nyitok erről egy…"
Mar 21
Gergely Fliegauf commented on Gergely Fliegauf's group 'Magyar börtönügyi csoport'
"Üdvözlöm a Tagokat, immár öten vagyunk. Mindenki leírhatja talán, hogy mi szél hozta ide. Én most éppen a börtönőri szerepeken gondolkodom. Azért, mert folyton a…"
Mar 21
Gergely Fliegauf posted a blog post

Top stories are coming out when the camera is off

A gifted TV reporter told me that his crew spent three weeks in a Hungarian prison. They were in the prison for a week just to be not alienated in the prison situation and to find the words which are used by the staff or breaking the ice. In Hungary it is not easy to make a documentary in a prison. The staff is mainly not authorized to say a word without a previous and exclusive permission from the management. This is a quite frequent situation also in other prisons of the world. There are some…See More
Mar 14
Gergely Fliegauf posted a group
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Magyar börtönügyi csoport

Itt megoszthatjuk magyar nyelven az ötleteinket, kutatásainkat, kérdéseinket börtönügyben.See More
Mar 11
Gergely Fliegauf posted a blog post

Situational homosexuality in prison

One major lesson of the famous Philip Zimbardo (he is 81!!!) Stanford Prison Experiment is that those who play guarding or prisoner role in a simulated prison act more influenced by the situation (the prison setting) than by the predispositional factors (personality traits or SES etc.).This is not only a social psychological issue but also a major topic of penology.Who is the prisoner in the prison? What influences the behavior of a prisoner in the prison, the prison roles (prison predators,…See More
Mar 9
Gergely Fliegauf posted a blog post

Retribution harms society more severe than crime

Retribution is a unique feeling or urge in the mind of some police or/and prison officers to punish criminals for their deed also over the legal procedures and sanctions. This motivation roots deeper in the personality of those officials. The socio-economical status (SES) of some prison officers is even worse than the SES of the majority of prisoners.Low SES officers frequently tend to behaviors like sexism, ethnocentrism or racism. However these items are only in the superficial character of…See More
Feb 29
Gergely Fliegauf commented on Gergely Fliegauf's blog post 'Prisons are time machines'
"Dear Maggie, thank you for reading my post. Hungary has also a relatively humane prison system, though staff salary and reputation is really low, therefore the mentality of some officers is not proper. If you read Foucault (Discipline and punish)…"
Feb 29
Maggie Hall commented on Gergely Fliegauf's blog post 'Prisons are time machines'
"I have always thought of prisons as "incubators" of all these negative things. Prisons often see the emergence of new physical diseases and illnesses first, new strains of flu etc.  They work to deepen and intensify social problems…"
Feb 28
Gergely Fliegauf posted a blog post

Prisons are time machines

Some thoughts: Prisons are like microscopes: if you look deeper into the reality of a prison you are able to see the major problem within the society, and prisons are also like time machines: what you detect as problems within a prison, it will appear also in the society pretty soon. If a legal system operates well in a society, prisons function also on a higher level. If human rights prevail in a prison system, if regime rules are transparent, and the behavior of staff is predictable, the…See More
Feb 28
Gergely Fliegauf commented on Fabio's group 'Prison research support group'
"There is a brilliant evidence how important recording could be: the New Mexico prison riot's events were documented by the attorney general by taping, and later the transcripts were analyzed and published. The riot resulted 33 deaths, mainly…"
Jan 29
Gergely Fliegauf commented on Fabio's group 'Prison research support group'
"Yes, mainly in Hungary. Doing research in prisons is amazing, I totally agree, however to share your findings with prison officials or state officials is quite disturbing since they can not implant your findings into their daily practice…"
Jan 28
Gergely Fliegauf commented on Fabio's group 'Prison research support group'
"Tina, your research sounds interesting, never heard on the situation of prison in Mozambique. "
Jan 28
Gergely Fliegauf commented on Fabio's group 'Prison research support group'
"Fabio, this is strange. I thought this would be a practice only in Hungary that you were not allowed to record your interview. I did since I am a prison officer. So lets engage yourself truly with the prison service!   "
Jan 28

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Higher Education - faculty/lecturer
Areas of Interest
Comparative Criminal Justice/Criminology, Corrections/Penology, Criminal Justice, Criminological Theory, Criminology & Criminal Justice (General), Criminology (General), Critical Issues in Criminology and Criminal Justice, Cultural Criminology, Cultural Studies, Drug Related Crime, Forensic Science, Gangs, Gender and Crime, Identity formation (Criminal), Juvenile/Youth Crime (General), Media & Crime, Neutralisation, Prison Studies, Psychology of Crime/the criminal, Race, Ethnicity and Crime, Research Methods for Criminology & Criminal Justice
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prison art, train prison staff, monitoring prisons, human rights, drugs in prisons, Romani, prison graffiti

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He was placed into the kitchen...

During a conference on humane criminal justice I received a phone call, but I could not answer it. At the end of the lunch break I called back, and an excellent criminologist was on the other end of the line, and she told me, that recently there was an HIV and HCV blood sample testing in a Hungarian prison among volunteer inmates. The result was dramatic.

I told the story for my both neighbors. One of them was a former teacher of mine. Her husband works in the prison respected. "There…

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Posted on April 24, 2012 at 20:00

Top stories are coming out when the camera is off

A gifted TV reporter told me that his crew spent three weeks in a Hungarian prison. They were in the prison for a week just to be not alienated in the prison situation and to find the words which are used by the staff or breaking the ice. In Hungary it is not easy to make a documentary in a prison. The staff is mainly not authorized to say a word without a previous and exclusive permission from the management. This is a quite frequent situation also in other prisons of the world. There are…

Continue

Posted on March 14, 2012 at 17:30

Situational homosexuality in prison

One major lesson of the famous Philip Zimbardo (he is 81!!!) Stanford Prison Experiment is that those who play guarding or prisoner role in a simulated prison act more influenced by the situation (the prison setting) than by the predispositional factors (personality traits or SES etc.).

This is not only a social psychological issue but also a major topic of penology.

Who is the prisoner in the prison? What influences the behavior of a prisoner in the prison, the prison roles…

Continue

Posted on March 9, 2012 at 10:30

Retribution harms society more severe than crime

Retribution is a unique feeling or urge in the mind of some police or/and prison officers to punish criminals for their deed also over the legal procedures and sanctions. This motivation roots deeper in the personality of those officials. The socio-economical status (SES) of some prison officers is even worse than the SES of the majority of prisoners.
Low SES officers frequently tend to behaviors like sexism, ethnocentrism or racism. However these items are only in the…
Continue

Posted on February 29, 2012 at 10:56

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