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Controlling the Dangerous Classes

Randall G. Shelden

2000

Standards for health services in correctional institutions

American Public Health Association. Jails and Prisons Task Force.

1976

Prison Nation

Tara Herivel, Paul Wright

2002

Prime time prisons on u.s. tv

Bill Yousman

2009

Challenging the prison-industrial complex

Stephen J. Hartnett

2011

Corrections Today

Clemens Bartollas, Larry J. Siegel

2012

Criminal life

David M. Petersen

1972

Lockdown on Rikers

Mary E. Buser

2015

The life and the adventures of a haunted convict

Austin Reed

2016

The Felon

John Keith Irwin

1970

Prison life and human worth

Paul W. Keve

1974

Prison work

William Richard Wilkinson

2005

Inside

Michael G. Santos

2006

A place to stand

Jimmy Santiago Baca

2001

If They Come in the Morning

Angela Y. Davis

1971 ★ 3.3

Cruel and unusual

Anne-Marie Cusac

2006

Prison and jail administration

Judith Simon Garrett, Peter M. Carlson

2013

The Uses of the American Prison

Joan Smith

1974

Cahaba Prison and the Sultana disaster

William O. Bryant

1990

Prison industrial complex for beginners

James Braxton Peterson, Michael Eric Dyson, John Jennings

2016

The Funhouse Mirror

Robert Ellis Gordon

2000

The Real Cost of Prisons Comix

Lois Ahrens

2008

Prison violence

Kristine Levan

2012

The celling of America

Dan Pens, Paul Wright, Daniel Burton-Rose

1998

Conscience and convenience

David Rothman, Rothman, David J.

1980

The prison experience

Morrie Camhi

1989

Lockdown America

Christian Parenti

2000

Review of Department of Defense detention and interrogation operations

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services.

2005

Ironies of imprisonment

Welch, Michael Ph. D.

2005

The Encyclopedia of American Prisons (Facts on File Crime Library)

Carl Sifakis

2003

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