Disrupting the Carceral State Through Education Journey Mapping
International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education Subini A. Annamma… Read More »Disrupting the Carceral State Through Education Journey Mapping
Articles
Boarding Schools and the School to Prison Pipeline
University of Minnesota, Humanities Action Lab Class Fall 2015 An… Read More »Boarding Schools and the School to Prison Pipeline
Why Mass Incarceration Matters: Rethinking Crisis, Decline, and Transformation in Postwar American History
The Journal of American History Heather Ann Thompson December 1,… Read More »Why Mass Incarceration Matters: Rethinking Crisis, Decline, and Transformation in Postwar American History
Race and Punishment in American Prisons
Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory Jeremiah C. Olson… Read More »Race and Punishment in American Prisons
Public History and Mass Incarceration: An Interview with Martha Swan
The Public Historian Mary Rizzo Martha Swan February 1, 2014… Read More »Public History and Mass Incarceration: An Interview with Martha Swan
Prisoner Reentry as Myth and Ceremony
Dialectical Anthropology Loïc Wacquant December 23, 2010 The carceral boom… Read More »Prisoner Reentry as Myth and Ceremony
Political Consequences of the Carceral State
American Political Science Review 104.4 Vesla M. Weaver Amy E.… Read More »Political Consequences of the Carceral State
Foucault and the “Lesson” of the Prisoner Support Movement
New Political Science 34.1 Marcelo Hoffman February 14, 2002 Shocked… Read More »Foucault and the “Lesson” of the Prisoner Support Movement
Cruel and Unusual Care and Punishment
Epistemic Injustices in Correctional Health Care American Philosophical Association Philosophy… Read More »Cruel and Unusual Care and Punishment
(Non)Scenes of Captivity: The Common Sense of Punishment and Death
Radical History Review Dylan Rodríguez October 1, 2006 Article about… Read More »(Non)Scenes of Captivity: The Common Sense of Punishment and Death
