Global Lockdown
In Global Lockdown, Julia Sudbury investigates the intersections of race, gender, and class in mass incarceration systems. She explores how neoliberal globalization drives punitive policies that disproportionately affect marginalized groups, particularly women and people of color, across borders. The book calls for a deeper understanding of these interconnected oppressions and potential paths to resistance.
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Global Lockdown, authored by Julia Sudbury, delves into the complex dynamics of imprisonment in a global context. It addresses how race, gender, and class intersect within systems of mass incarceration.
The book highlights the role of neoliberal policies in perpetuating punitive measures worldwide. Sudbury analyzes the disproportionate effects on women and people of color.
Through a critical lens, it connects local prison practices to broader international trends. The work emphasizes the need for understanding these issues beyond national borders.
Sudbury's analysis provides insights into resistance movements against incarceration. It underscores the human costs of global lockdown policies.
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