Race, Gender, and Punishment: From Colonialism to the War on Terror (Critical Issues in Crime and Society (Paperback))
by Mary Bosworth, Jeanne Flavin, Michael Welch, Professor Gheeta Chowdhry, Professor Mark Beeman, Professor Cyndi Banks, Professor Martin Urbina, Professor Leslie Smith, Professor Vernetta Young, Professor Zoe Spencer, Professor James W. Messerschmidt, Professor Kitty Calavita, Professor Lisa Sanchez, Professor Juanita Dfaz-Cotto, Professor Vivien Miller
Race, Gender, and Punishment examines the connections among identity, crime, and systems of punishment across a wide historical span. From colonialism to the War on Terror, this scholarly volume considers critical issues in crime and society through the intertwined lenses of race and gender.
About This Book
Race, Gender, and Punishment explores the intersections of race, gender, and punishment.
The book places these issues within a broad historical framework extending from colonialism to the War on Terror.
As part of the Critical Issues in Crime and Society series, it addresses punishment through a critical social and political lens.
This paperback brings together a scholarly examination of crime, society, identity, and systems of punishment.
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