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  • ISBN-13: 9781610695008
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This two-volume encyclopedia provides a comprehensive and authoritative examination of the history and current character of American prisons and jails and their place in the U.S. corrections system.

This encyclopedia provides a rigorous and comprehensive summary of correctional systems and practices and their evolution throughout US history.

Topics include sentencing norms and contemporary developments; differences between local jails and prisons and regional, state, and federal systems; violent and nonviolent inmate populations; operations of state and federal prisons, including well-known prisons such as ADX-Florence, Alcatrez, Attica, Leavenworth, and San Quentin; privately run, for-profit prisons as well as the companies that run them; inmate culture, including prisoner-generated social hierarchies, prisoner slang, gangs, drug use, and violence; prison trends and statistics, including racial, ethnic, age, gender, and educational breakdowns; the death penalty; and post-incarceration outcomes, including recidivism.

The set showcases contributions from some of the leading scholars in the fields of correctional systems and practices and will be a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning more about American prisons, jails, and community corrections.

Recenzijas

There is a great need for trustworthy material such as this given the human and financial resources devoted to penitentiaries and the thousands of lives they affect on a daily basis. A strong starting point for researchers and readers. * Library Journal * This two-volume set covers a wide assortment of topics the collection provides a respectable array of topics largely related American to prison and jails in one convenient set. * ARBA * Though focusing on the US, the encyclopedia also includes a handful of entries on prisons in other countries (China, England, Peru). This set serves as a good introduction to prisons and jails. * Choice * article-specific bibliographies aid readers whose curiosity extends beyond prisons' locked gates. * Booklist *

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This two-volume encyclopedia provides a comprehensive and authoritative examination of the history and current character of American prisons and jails and their place in the U.S. corrections system.
Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction xv
Volume 1 Access to the Courts
1(414)
Activism
5(4)
Administration
9(3)
AIDS/HIV among Inmates
12(3)
Alcatraz
15(3)
American Prison Designs
18(3)
Angola
21(2)
Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996
23(2)
Arts Programs
25(1)
Attica
26(3)
Auburn System of Penology
29(2)
Australia, Prisons in
31(4)
Baltimore City Detention Center
35(4)
Beccaria, Cesare (173 8-1794)
39(2)
Bell v. Wolfish (1979)
41(1)
Benefit of Clergy
42(2)
Biosocial Findings to Increase the Effectiveness of Treatment Programs
44(4)
Boot Camps
48(2)
Building Tenders
50(3)
Canada, Prisons in
53(5)
Capital Punishment, Collateral Consequences of
58(3)
Castration as a Deterrent to Sexual Offending
61(2)
Cell Phones in Prison
63(2)
China, Prisons in
65(4)
Civil Commitment and Postcriminal Sanctions for Sex Offenders
69(4)
Civil Disabilities
73(3)
Cleanliness in Prison
76(2)
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapies in Prison
78(3)
Commissary
81(1)
Compassionate Release
82(3)
Conjugal Visits
85(3)
Consensual Sex between Inmates
88(6)
Constitution as a Source for Prisoners' Rights, The
94(4)
Continuum of Sanctions
98(3)
Convict Criminology
101(5)
Convict Lease System
106(2)
Cooking in Prison
108(3)
Correctional Case Management
111(3)
Correctional Counseling
114(3)
Correctional Employees and Administrators, Job Satisfaction of
117(4)
Correctional Officer Subculture
121(3)
Correctional Officer Training
124(4)
Correctional Officer Unions
128(4)
Correctional Officers, Job Stress among
132(4)
Correctional Officers, Typology of
136(2)
Correctional Officers and Discretion
138(3)
Correctional Officers with Military Experience
141(2)
Cost of Prisons
143(3)
Custody Levels
146(5)
Death Penalty in the Middle East
151(3)
Death Penalty Legal Issues
154(5)
Death Row Correctional Officers
159(2)
Death Row Inmates
161(3)
Deliberate Indifference
164(3)
Deprivation Model
167(2)
Determinate versus Indeterminate Sentencing
169(2)
Disciplinary Hearings
171(3)
DNA Exonerees
174(4)
Drug Use in Prison
178(3)
Economics of Crossing Over, The
181(2)
Education in Prison
183(3)
Elderly Offenders in Prison
186(7)
England, Prisons in
193(3)
Enlightenment and Punishment
196(3)
Environmentally Friendly ("Green") Prisons
199(3)
Equine-Facilitated Prison-Based Programs
202(4)
Escapes
206(2)
Ethical Issues in Prison Counseling
208(3)
Evidence-Based Practice in Corrections
211(3)
Evolving Standards of Decency
214(4)
Execution Methods
218(5)
Fathers behind Bars
223(3)
Federal Sentencing Guidelines
226(2)
Florence ADX
228(2)
Folsom State Prison
230(3)
France, Prisons in
233(3)
Furloughs
236(5)
General Strain Theory and Incarceration
241(3)
Genetics in Sentencing, Role of
244(3)
Good Time
247(3)
Gossip and Rumors
250(2)
Guantanamo Bay
252(5)
Habeas Corpus Writs
257(1)
Halfway Houses
258(2)
Health Care in Prison Populations
260(3)
Health Promotion in Prison Settings
263(3)
Hunger Strikes
266(3)
Importation Model
269(2)
Inappropriate Correctional Employee-Inmate Relationships
271(3)
Incarcerated Veterans
274(4)
Incarceration, Factors Contributing to the Growth in
278(4)
Incarceration, Impact of Social Progressives on (1900s-1920s)
282(3)
Incarceration, Social Costs of High Rates of
285(4)
Incarceration of Undocumented Immigrants
289(4)
Incarceration Rates
293(4)
Incarceration Rates, Trends in the United States
297(4)
Incarceration Rates and Race
301(3)
Incarceration Rates in the United States Compared to Other Countries
304(3)
Informal Methods of Control Utilized by Correctional Officers
307(3)
Inmate Classification
310(2)
Inmate Dental Care
312(3)
Inmate Subculture
315(3)
Inmate-on-Inmate Sexual Abuse
318(6)
Inmates, Transportation of
324(2)
Inmates and Freedom of Religion
326(4)
Inmates with Co-Occurring Disorders
330(2)
Inmates with Intellectual Disabilities
332(3)
Inmates' Perceptions of Prison versus Alternative Sanctions
335(4)
Innocence Project
339(2)
Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program
341(4)
Inside-Outside Relationships
345(4)
Jailhouse Lawyers
349(2)
Jails Compared to Prisons
351(3)
Judicial Involvement in Prison Administration
354(3)
Juvenile Detention Centers
357(4)
Juveniles in Corrections, Landmark Cases Involving
361(4)
Leavenworth
365(3)
Leaving Prison
368(2)
Legitimate Penological Interests
370(3)
Lockups
373(4)
Maconochie, Alexander (1787-1860)
377(2)
Male Prisoners' Perceptions of Female Officers
379(2)
Masturbation in Prison
381(2)
Maximum Security
383(3)
Medical Experiments on Inmates
386(2)
Mental Health Issues and Jails
388(1)
Mentally
288(4)
Prisoners
392(3)
Methadone Maintenance for Prisoners
395(3)
Misconduct by Correctional Employees
398(3)
Misconduct by Prisoners
401(5)
Mitchell, Joyce (1965-)
406(4)
Muslim Inmates
410(5)
Volume 2 Net Widening
415(284)
Norway, Prisons in
417(3)
Notorious or Infamous Inmates
420(5)
Overcrowding
425(3)
Oz(1997-2003)
428(3)
Pains of I mprisonment
431(1)
Panopticon
432(2)
Parole, History of
434(3)
Parole, Violation of
437(3)
Parole Board
440(2)
Penn, William (1644-1718)
442(4)
Pennsylvania System of Penology
446(2)
Personnel
448(2)
Peru, Prisons in
450(2)
Political Prisoners
452(3)
Pregnancy and Motherhood in Prisons
455(3)
Presentence Investigation Reports
458(1)
Prison Argot
459(3)
Prison-Based Animal Training Programs
462(3)
Prison-Brewed Alcohol
465(1)
Prison Ethnography
466(2)
Prison Gangs
468(5)
Prison Industries
473(4)
Prison Law Libraries
477(2)
Prison Litigation Reform Act
479(3)
Prison Ministry
482(2)
Prison Museums
484(3)
Prison Populations, Downsizing of
487(4)
Prison Populations, Trends in
491(3)
Prison Rape Elimination Act
494(8)
Prison Reform, Intended and Unintended Consequences of
502(2)
Prison TV Shows, Scripted
504(3)
Prison TV Shows, Unscripted Reality
507(3)
Prison Work Program s
510(4)
Prisoner Handbooks
514(1)
Prisoner Reentry/Family Integration
515(3)
Prisonization
518(3)
Prisons, History of
521(6)
Prisons as Schools for Crime
527(2)
Privatization
529(4)
Protective Pairing in Men's Prisons
533(2)
Pseudofamilies in Women's Prisons
535(3)
Punishment Philosophies
538(5)
Racial Integration of Inmates
543(2)
Radicalization of Inmates
545(2)
Rapelore in Prisons
547(2)
Recidivism
549(2)
Recidivism of Sex Offenders
551(2)
Religious Programs Outreach
553(2)
Respect
555(3)
Restoration of Rights after Conviction
558(1)
Restorative Justice
559(3)
Rights Are Lost versus Rights Are Retained
562(3)
Riots
565(4)
Ruffin v. Commonwealth (1871)
569(2)
SanQuentin
571(2)
Second Chance Act
573(1)
Section
574(1)
Lawsuits
575(2)
Self-Injury in Prison
577(2)
Sentencing Disparities and Discrimination in Sentencing
579(3)
Sentencing of Mothers and Parental Rights
582(3)
Sex Offenders in Prison
585(5)
Sex Reassignment Surgery among Inmates
590(2)
Sexual Abuse of Inmates by Correctional Staff
592(5)
Sexual Violence against Juveniles in Prison
597(5)
Sexuality in Women's Prisons
602(3)
Sexually Explicit Materials in Prisons
605(2)
Sight and Sound of Juvenile Offenders
607(1)
Snitches
608(2)
Social Contract Theory
610(2)
Solitary Confinement
612(3)
South Africa, Prisons in
615(4)
Sports
619(3)
Stanford Prison Experiment
622(2)
State-Raised Youths
624(2)
Stigmatization versus Reintegrative Shaming
626(3)
Suicide in Custody
629(3)
Sykes, Gresham (1922-2010)
632(2)
Synthetic Sanity
634(5)
Tasers in Prisons and Jails
639(3)
Tattooing in Prison
642(2)
Tests of Adult Basic Education
644(2)
Texas Prison Rodeo, The
646(2)
Three-Strikes Laws
648(3)
Total Institutions
651(3)
Transgender Inmates
654(6)
Treatment in Prisons
660(3)
Treatment Professionals in Prisons
663(1)
Truth in Sentencing
664(3)
Underground Prison Economy
667(3)
UNICOR
670(2)
Use of Force in Prisons
672(5)
Victim Impact Statements
677(2)
Violence in Prison
679(3)
Visitation
682(4)
Vocational Training and Education
686(5)
White-Collar Offenders and the Incarceration Experience
691(3)
Women in Prison
694(5)
Selected Bibliography 699(10)
About the Editors and Contributors 709(22)
Index 731
Vidisha Barua Worley, PhD, Esquire, is associate professor of criminal justice at Lamar University and a founding member of the Institute for Legal Studies in Criminal Justice at Sam Houston State University.

Robert M. Worley, PhD, is associate professor of criminal justice and director of criminal justice programs at Lamar University and a member of the Institute for Legal Studies in Criminal Justice at Sam Houston State University.