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Etudes Penologiques Studies in Penology Dedicated to the Memory of Sir Lionel Fox, C.B., M.C. / Etudes Penologiques Dédiées À La Mémoire de Sir Lionel (in English)
Manuel Lopez-Rey
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Springer
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Etudes Penologiques Studies in Penology Dedicated to the Memory of Sir Lionel Fox, C.B., M.C. / Etudes Penologiques Dédiées À La Mémoire de Sir Lionel (in English) - Lopez-Rey, Manuel ; Lopez-Rey, Manuel ; Germain, Charles
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Synopsis "Etudes Penologiques Studies in Penology Dedicated to the Memory of Sir Lionel Fox, C.B., M.C. / Etudes Penologiques Dédiées À La Mémoire de Sir Lionel (in English)"
During almost ten years I was in elose and frequent contact with Lionel Fox, both as Chiefofthe United Nations Section ofSocial Defence and as a friend. He was the permanent Chairman of the United Nations European ConsuItative Group on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders, and he came to New York as one of the members of the Ad Hoc Committee of Experts on the same matter in 1958 and was elected Chairman ofthat body; we were together at the First United Nations Congress and during the preparation of the Second; I went to London quite often and always managed to see him. We became good friends and feit we were working together from different angles for the same purpose. Unlike many senior civil servants ofwell developed countries Lione! Fox was really interested in international activities. He was fully aware that nowadays improvement and progress in the treatment of offenders requires more sources of information and learning than are offered by national tradition and methods. This partly explains the important role he played at international meetings, where his views were always respected.
