"Journal of Prison Discipline and Philanthropy (New Series, No. 40, January, 1901)" is a publication established by the Pennsylvania Prison Society for the purpose of covering matters of the prison system and social philanthropy. This issue highlights current problems and trends in the development of the prison economy and work with prisoners. The magazine analyzes in detail the issues of upbringing, rehabilitation and resocialization of convicted persons. The authors of the articles in issue No. 40 consider various aspects of restoring law and order among prisoners, offering new approaches to solving the problem of recidivism in prison conditions. Each article presents interesting research, analysis and recommendations aimed at improving prison conditions and increasing the quality of work with prisoners. The Journal of Prison Discipline and Philanthropy is an important source of information for prison professionals, social work professionals, and anyone interested in criminal justice and social rehabilitation.