The SAGE Handbook of Punishment and Society

Richard F. Sparks · Jonathan Steven Simon

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Introduction: Punishment and Society: The Emergence of an Academic Field - Jonathan Simon and Richard Sparks PART ONE: PUNISHMENT AND SOCIAL THEORY Punishment and Social Solidarity - David Garland Punishment and Political Economy - Alessandro de Giorgi Punishment and the Political Technologies of the Body - Jonathan Simon Punishment and 'The Civilizing Process' - John Pratt Punishment and Meaning: The Cultural Sociological Approach - Philip Smith Risk and Punishment - Kelly Hannah-Moffat Punishment and the Penal Field - Joshua Page PART TWO: MASS IMPRISONMENT AND ITS CONSEQUENCE Punishment and Inequality - Christopher Muller and Christopher Wildeman Gender and Punishment - Mary Bosworth and Emma Kaufman The Carceral State and the Politics of Punishment - Marie Gottschalk The Social Psychology of Mass Imprisonment - Mona Lynch Punishment, (Neo)Liberalism and Social Democracy - Nicola Lacey PART THREE: MODES OF PUNISHMENT Prisons Beyond the New Penology: The Shifting Moral Foundations of Prison Management - Alison Liebling and Ben Crewe Capital Punishment in the USA: Prospects and Possibilities - Austin Sarat Punishment in Society: The Improbable Persistence of Probation and Other Community Sanctions and Measures - Gwen Robinson, Fergus McNeil, and Shadd Maruna Youth Justice: In a Child's Best Interests? - John Muncie and Barry Goldson The Punishment Debate in Restorative Justice - Kathleen Daly Monetized Justice: Money and Punishment in Consumer Societies - Pat O'Malley PART FOUR: NEW CONTEXTS Punishment and Human Rights - Dirk van Zyl Smit Punishment and Migration Between Europe and the USA: A Transnational 'Less Eligibility'? - Dario Melossi Amnesties, Transnational Justice and Governing Through Mercy - Kieran McEvoy and Louise Mallinder Control without Punishment: Understanding Coercion - Liora Lazarus , Benjamin Goold and Caitlin Goss

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