Mary Bosworth
2 books
About the Author
Mary Bosworth is a distinguished scholar and author whose work critically examines the intersections of race, gender, and criminal justice within historical and contemporary contexts. With a focus on how colonial legacies and modern policies like the War on Terror shape punitive systems, she bridges academic rigor with urgent social commentary. Her research draws from extensive fieldwork and interdisciplinary insights, challenging readers to reconsider the human costs of incarceration and inequality. As a professor and leading voice in criminology, Bosworth's writings advocate for more equitable approaches to justice, influencing policy debates and scholarly discourse worldwide. Through her incisive analyses, she illuminates the often-overlooked dimensions of punishment and societal control.
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Books by Mary Bosworth
