THE BOOK IS ONE OF A SERIES ARISING FROM THE MEETING, AT WHICH SEVERAL HUNDRED SCHOLARS CONCERNED WITH CRIME, DELINQUENCY, DEVIANT BEHAVIOR, AND CORRECTIONS GATHERED TO PRESENT PAPERS AND EXCHANGE VIEWS. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: INDEFINITE COMMITMENT IN A MENTAL HOSPITAL FOR THE CRIMINALLY INSANE; COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE IN PRISONS; FACTORS AFFECTING ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PUNISHMENT AND DETERRENCE; THE VALUE OF ADULT INMATE MANPOWER; UNIONIZATION IN PRISONS; OCCUPATIONAL DIMENSIONS OF CORRECTIONAL WORK; AND INMATES' PERCEPTIONS OF SIGNIFICANT OTHERS. OTHER TOPICS ARE THE FOLLOWING: VICTIMIZATION OF WHITE INMATES BY BLACK INMATES; PAROLE OUTCOMES FOR AMERICAN INDIANS AND WHITES; TRAINING 'INCORRIGIBLE' INMATES FOR CAREERS AS CORRECTIONAL COUNSELORS; A MULTIDIMENSIONAL DRUG TREATMENT PROJECT; OUTDOOR LIVING EXPERIENCES AS A MEANS OF EVALUATING INSTITUTIONAL REEDUCATION; PERCEPTIONS OF JURORS; AND THE HISTORY OF JUVENILE INSTITUTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE. SEE NCJ-11279, 16196, 18671, AND 46791-46799 FOR SELECTED READINGS. (LKM)