Contents
Steve Tombs Preface
Samantha Fletcher and Holly White Introduction
Maya Barak Fairness and the Law: Central American Experiences in U.S. Immigration Court
Una Barr Are Neoliberal, Patriarchal Societies Compatible with Desistance? A Consideration of the Experiences of a Group of English Women caught up in the Criminal Justice System
Paul Betts Evidence-Based Policing or Policy-Based Evidence-Making? The Case of British Policing
Jon Davies Labour Exploitation and Migrant Workers in UK Food Supply Chains
Helen Elfleet Post-Release Experiences after Corston (2007)
Natacha Filippi Prisons, Citizenship and Democratic Transitions: A Crossed Gaze between South Africa and Spain
Samantha Fletcher ‘It’s not a protest, it’s a process’: Protest, Resistance and the War of Position in the Advanced Capitalist State
Helena Gosling Creating and Developing Inclusive Learning Environments Beyond the Prison Gates
Kirsty Greenwood ‘Social justice’ in Women’s Centres? Experiences and Impact of Gender-Specific Service Provision
Nicola Harding Why Feminist Criminology Must Pose a Methodological Challenge to Male-Centred Criminological Theory
Andrew Henley Criminal Records and Conditional Citizenship: Towards a Critical Sociology of Post-Sentence Discrimination
Laura Kelly Life in Prison through the Lens of Deafness: The Experiences of Deaf Prisoners in England and Wales
Claudia Mantovan An Alternative to Zero-Tolerance Policies? The Project Implemented in the Multi-Ethnic ‘Piave’ Neighbourhood in Mestre, Venice
Agnieszka Martynowicz “…They Didn’t Ask Us to Come Here, Did They?” The Pain of the Threat of Expulsion in a Contemporary Prison
Gillian McNaull Critical Feminist Methodology: A Reflexive Account of Prison Research
Ashley S. F. Rogers Women’s Rights and Legal Consciousness in Bolivia: A Socio-Legal Ethnography
Adam Scott Resistance From Within: Early Findings from a Study on Youth Justice Practitioner’s Experiences of Policy
Katja Simončič Addressing the Collateral Damage of Fast Fashion: the Perception of Social Harm and the Possibility of Consumer Agency
Alex Simpson Neutralising Deviance: The Legitimation of Harm and the Culture of Finance in the City of London
Carly Speed Deafening Attempts to Silence: Critically Exploring the Deaths of Patients Detained in Psychiatric Detention
Luca Sterchele Subverting ‘Crime Diagnosis’: the Deconstruction of Social Dangerousness in Biographical Tales of ‘Mentally Ill Offenders’
Maryja Šupa Foucault and the City: Conceptualising Social Control Over Urban Space
Katie Tucker From “Amused Tolerance to Outrage”: A Critical Analysis of the Framing of Child Sexual Abuse within Institutional Sites
Holly White Westminster’s Narration of the Neoliberal Crisis: Rationalising the Irrational?
Hannah Wilkinson ‘What Was it All For?’ 21st Century Theatres of War and the Return to ‘Post-Conflict’ Life
Xiaoye Zhang Prison Theatre as Method: Focused Ethnography and Auto-ethnography in a Chinese Prison