Recent chapters in this series (18 titles)

• Actuarial and Managerial Justice: Theoretical and Empirical Impacts on Latin-American Criminological Realm
• Contemporary Prison Management in Chile: Disputes About Order
• Criminal Justice Reform, Americanization, and Conviction without Trial in Argentina
• From Senzalas to Dungeons: The Constitution of the Penitentiary System in Brazil
• In/Out: Revisiting the Relationships Between Prisons and Slums in Latin America
• Is Vigilantism an “Extralegal” Phenomenon?
• Punishment in Latin America: Explorations from the Margins
• Punitive Turn or Punitive Imperialism? Analyzing the Transformation in the Ecuadorian Penal Realm
• Southern Green Victimology: A Look at the Cycle of Environmental Harms, Resistance and Over-criminalisation
• The Arrival of the Risk Paradigm to Prison Management in Uruguay
• The Inca's Two Bodies: The Prison Condition in Latin America
• ‘Coercive Confinement’: An Idea Whose Time Has Come?*
• ‘Nothing to Say’? Prisoners and the Penal Past
• ‘Straightening Crooked Souls’: Psychology and Children in Custody in 1950s and 1960s Ireland*
• A Certain Class of Justice: Ireland’s Magdalenes
• Against Hibernian Exceptionalism
• Capital Punishment and Postcolonialism in Ireland
• Gender, Punishment and Violence in Ireland’s Revolution 1919–1923