Drawing on research from New York State, the contributors argue that, while massive decarceration is taking place, developments in the criminal justice system have instead led to a justice disinvestment as the state sheds direct responsibility for the criminal justice system to the private and non-profit sector.
Drawing on research from New York State, the contributors argue that, while massive decarceration is taking place, developments in the criminal justice system have instead led to a justice disinvestment as the state sheds direct responsibility for the criminal justice system to the private and non-profit sector.
William G. Martin and Joshua M. Price are professors in the Sociology Department of the State University of New York at Binghamton.
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Introduction: From Mass Imprisonment to Decarceration and Justice Disinvestment, William G. Martin Chapter 1: The Prison Town Boom and Bust in the Empire State, William G. Martin, John Major Eason, and Luis R. Gonzalez Chapter 2: Media and the New War on Drugs: Governing through Meth, Kevin Revier, Chungse Jung, and William G. Martin Chapter 3: From the Carceral Leviathan to the Police State: Policing Decarceration in New York State, Brendan McQuade Chapter 4: Serving Two Masters? Reentry Task Forces and Justice Disinvestment, Joshua M. Price Chapter 5: Is This What Decarceration Looks Like? Rising Jail Incarceration in Upstate New York, Andrew J. Pragacz Conclusion: A New Reconstruction?, Joshua M. Price and William G. Martin
Introduction: From Mass Imprisonment to Decarceration and Justice Disinvestment, William G. Martin Chapter 1: The Prison Town Boom and Bust in the Empire State, William G. Martin, John Major Eason, and Luis R. Gonzalez Chapter 2: Media and the New War on Drugs: Governing through Meth, Kevin Revier, Chungse Jung, and William G. Martin Chapter 3: From the Carceral Leviathan to the Police State: Policing Decarceration in New York State, Brendan McQuade Chapter 4: Serving Two Masters? Reentry Task Forces and Justice Disinvestment, Joshua M. Price Chapter 5: Is This What Decarceration Looks Like? Rising Jail Incarceration in Upstate New York, Andrew J. Pragacz Conclusion: A New Reconstruction?, Joshua M. Price and William G. Martin
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