Private Prisons in America: A Critical Race Perspective (Critical Perspectives in Criminology)
Private Prisons in America explores privately operated prisons in the United States through a critical race perspective. Michael A. Hallett’s study places the subject within criminology while addressing the relationship between incarceration, race, power, law, and public policy.
About This Book
Private Prisons in America examines the role and significance of privately operated prisons in the United States.
Using a critical race perspective, the book considers how incarceration intersects with race and systems of power.
It contributes to broader discussions in criminology, law, sociology, and public policy.
The book is part of the Critical Perspectives in Criminology series.
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