VII. Transcarceration and the Production of “Grey space”: How Frontline Workers exercise spatial Practices in a Halfway House for Women
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27 septembre 2017
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criminologie droit justice sociale criminology law social justice Sociology Law (General) SOC051000 JFFESujets proches
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Jennifer M. Kilty et al., « VII. Transcarceration and the Production of “Grey space”: How Frontline Workers exercise spatial Practices in a Halfway House for Women », Les Presses de l’Université d’Ottawa | University of Ottawa Press, ID : 10670/1.mrufkh
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INTRODUCTION Critical studies of criminal justice networks have established that community correctional institutions, such as halfway houses, contribute to the expansion of the carceral net, an effect that has been conceptualized as “transcarceration” (see Lowman, Menzies, and Palys 1987; and Maidment 2006a). Contractual, professional and social relationships linking halfway houses, and medical and social work institutions, to corrections form transcarceral bonds, which are primarily facilita...