Caught: The Prison State and the Lockdown of American Politics
Caught examines the prison state and the lockdown of American politics, exploring the relationship between incarceration and political life in the United States. Marie Gottschalk offers a focused analysis for readers interested in law, government, history, and the social consequences of imprisonment.
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Caught examines the relationship between the prison state and American politics.
The book considers how incarceration has become connected to political institutions and public life in the United States.
Marie Gottschalk presents a focused analysis of the forces shaping this relationship.
It offers readers a framework for thinking about imprisonment, governance, and the direction of American politics.
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