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Supermax Confinement: A Descriptive and Theoretical Inquiry

Baumgardner, Marisa M.Eastern Kentucky University

… past few decades, there has been a proliferation of supermax prisons and units across the nation, reflecting the increased use of administrative, isolated segregation. This proliferation is embedded within a broader shift in society towards more punitive measures of disciplining those people …

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Reentry, Resistance, and Hybridization in the Long Shadow of the Devolving Penal State: An Ethnographic Study of a Community-Based Reentry Organization

Mackey, Benjamin J

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Moral messages, ethical responses: Punishment and self-governance among men serving life sentences for murder

Jarman, BenUniversity of Cambridge2024

… and conceptual resources from the anthropology of morality and ethics to explore moral communication in the contemporary life sentence, as seen through the ethical lives of men serving life sentences for murder. Empirically, it describes three things. First, moral communication *about murder*: …

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