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John Stachurski,Alain Venditti,Makoto Yanok to deconstruct and critique specific aspects of confinement, there is a tendency to slip into a default position that envisions the prison as something given and pre-understood. When it comes to prison our imagination seems to clog up. It is the political solution to its own failure, and the prefe

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Dominique Moran,Anna K. SchlieheSpans the disciplinary divide between criminology and geography, with particular attention to the maturing sub-field of carceral geography.Includes cutting-edge contributions from a wide range of both

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Domenico Colucci,Nicola Doni,Vincenzo Valorircerated in Scottish prisons expose disablement as a spatial issue, revealing this marginalised, yet heterogeneous, group as systematically disadvantaged and disenfranchised with new strata and experiences of disablism created by imprisonment.

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The Artistic ‘Touch’: Moving Beyond Carceral Boundaries Through , in the arts community and wider society. Finally, Turner draws on literatures of ‘touch’ and hapticality to consider how production and consumption of this artwork may enhance prisoners’ ability to ‘touch’ the world outside of prison.