Description
This insightful volume examines the pervasive issue of mass incarceration in America, bringing together the thoughts of prominent scholars and experts in the field. Through a series of compelling essays, the contributors delve into the roots and repercussions of the criminal justice system's expansion, highlighting the social, economic, and political implications for individuals and communities alike.
Authors like Glenn C. Loury and Bruce Western provide critical analyses that challenge conventional perceptions, encouraging readers to reconsider the structural inequalities that fuel this growing crisis. The unified perspectives offered throughout this collection aim to foster dialogue around potential reforms while illuminating the profound impact of mass incarceration on society.
Authors like Glenn C. Loury and Bruce Western provide critical analyses that challenge conventional perceptions, encouraging readers to reconsider the structural inequalities that fuel this growing crisis. The unified perspectives offered throughout this collection aim to foster dialogue around potential reforms while illuminating the profound impact of mass incarceration on society.
Book Details
Format
Kindle
Pages
205 pages
Language
English
Published
Aug 9, 2010
Publisher
MIT Press