Gender and Prisons includes twenty-two key articles exploring prison history, the state and gendered social control, gender and work in prisons and the gendered experience of incarceration.
Gender and Prisons includes twenty-two key articles exploring prison history, the state and gendered social control, gender and work in prisons and the gendered experience of incarceration.
Dana M. Britton is Associate Professor of Sociology in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, at Kansas State University, USA.
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Contents: Series preface; Introduction. Gender and Prison History: Penitence for the privileged: manhood race and penitentiaries in early America Mark E. Kann; Race gender and prison history: from the convict lease system to the supermax prison Angela Y. Davis; 'One female prisoner is of more trouble than 20 males': women convicts in Illinois prisons 1835-1896 L. Mara Dodge; Wretched hatless and miserably clad: women and the inebriate reformatories from 1900-1913 G. Hunt J. Mellor and J. Turner; Following the rules? Women's responses to incarceration New Zealand 1880-1920 Bronwyn Dalley; Situating sex: prison sexual culture in the mid-20th century United States Regina G. Kunzel; A brief history of doing time: the California Institution for Women in the 1960s and the 1990s Rosemary Gartner and Candace Kruttschnitt. Gender the State and Regimes of Control: Prisons that empower: neo-liberal governance in Canadian women's prisons Kelly Hannah-Moffat; Homeboys babies men in suits: the State and the reproduction of male dominance Lynne Haney; Embodied surveillance and the gendering of punishment Jill A. McCorkel ; Gender theory and prison sociology: using theories of masculinities to interpret the sociology of prisons for men Carolyn Newton. Gender and Work in Prison: Gendered organizational logic: policy and practice in men's and women's prisons Dana M. Britton; Women doing a man's job: female prison officers working in a male prison Louise Farnsworth ; A man's world: gender issues in working with male sex offenders in prison Malcolm Cowburn; Cat fights and gang fights: preference for work in a male-dominated organization Dana M. Britton. Gender and the Experience of Incarceration: Doing her own time? Women's responses to prison in the context of the old and the new penology Candace Kruttschnitt Rosemary Gartner and Amy Miller; Tougher than the rest? Men in prison Joe Sim; Re/constructing black masculinity in prison M. Nandi; Resistance
Contents: Series preface; Introduction. Gender and Prison History: Penitence for the privileged: manhood race and penitentiaries in early America Mark E. Kann; Race gender and prison history: from the convict lease system to the supermax prison Angela Y. Davis; 'One female prisoner is of more trouble than 20 males': women convicts in Illinois prisons 1835-1896 L. Mara Dodge; Wretched hatless and miserably clad: women and the inebriate reformatories from 1900-1913 G. Hunt J. Mellor and J. Turner; Following the rules? Women's responses to incarceration New Zealand 1880-1920 Bronwyn Dalley; Situating sex: prison sexual culture in the mid-20th century United States Regina G. Kunzel; A brief history of doing time: the California Institution for Women in the 1960s and the 1990s Rosemary Gartner and Candace Kruttschnitt. Gender the State and Regimes of Control: Prisons that empower: neo-liberal governance in Canadian women's prisons Kelly Hannah-Moffat; Homeboys babies men in suits: the State and the reproduction of male dominance Lynne Haney; Embodied surveillance and the gendering of punishment Jill A. McCorkel ; Gender theory and prison sociology: using theories of masculinities to interpret the sociology of prisons for men Carolyn Newton. Gender and Work in Prison: Gendered organizational logic: policy and practice in men's and women's prisons Dana M. Britton; Women doing a man's job: female prison officers working in a male prison Louise Farnsworth ; A man's world: gender issues in working with male sex offenders in prison Malcolm Cowburn; Cat fights and gang fights: preference for work in a male-dominated organization Dana M. Britton. Gender and the Experience of Incarceration: Doing her own time? Women's responses to prison in the context of the old and the new penology Candace Kruttschnitt Rosemary Gartner and Amy Miller; Tougher than the rest? Men in prison Joe Sim; Re/constructing black masculinity in prison M. Nandi; Resistance
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