La Casa de correcció de Barcelona sota la direcció de J. M. Canalejas (1858-1863)

Authors

  • Olga Martínez i Álvarez

Abstract

The article focuses on the description of the internal functioning and the re-educational model in the correctional house of Barcelona during the years 1858-1863, period where the institution was led by José María Canalejas, a military man who was able to put the institution up to the same level as the best correctional institutions in Europe. Previously to the description of this period, the problem of child delinquency during the first half of the 19th century is mentioned setting that will help understand why the correctional houses were instituted in that particular historical moment and the evolution of the Barcelona Correctional House until the nomination of Canalejas as its director is outlined.

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Published

2005-10-27

Issue

No. 7: 2004

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Studies

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