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Title Page Dedication Acknowledgments Introduction PART I - Beyond Doing Time: The Lifetime Consequences of Imprisonment

1 - Invisible Punishment: An Instrument of Social Exclusion

I. BRINGING INVISIBLE PUNISHMENT INTO VIEW II. THE CONTEXT AND CONSEQUENCES OF INVISIBLE PUNISHMENT III. THE NEW STRAIN OF INVISIBLE PUNISHMENT IV. ASSESSING THE IMPLEMENTATION AND IMPACT OF INVISIBLE PUNISHMENT V. THE PARADOX OF PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR PUNISHMENT VI. THE SHIFTING CONTEXT OF PUNISHMENT POLICY VII. LIMITING THE REACH OF INVISIBLE PUNISHMENT: SOME MODEST SUGGESTIONS

2 - Welfare and Housing—Denial of Benefits to Drug Offenders

A PORTRAIT OF DRUG FELONY OFFENDERS WELFARE AND FOOD STAMP ELIGIBILITY FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DRUG FELONY CONVICTIONS THE BAN’S EFFECTS PUBLIC HOUSING ELIGIBILITY FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DRUG AND CRIMINAL HISTORIES ADMISSION TO PUBLIC HOUSING BASES FOR EVICTION LOCAL IMPLEMENTATION THE HOUSING LAWS’ EFFECTS CONCLUSION

3 - Mass Imprisonment and the Disappearing Voters

PART II - Distorting Justice

4 - Incarceration and the Imbalance of Power

INCREASED PROSECUTORIAL POWER MINIMIZATION OF THE DEFENSE FUNCTION THE DECLINE OF JUDICIAL DISCRETION

5 - Imprisoning Women: The Unintended Victims of Mass Imprisonment

TRENDS IN WOMEN’S IMPRISONMENT IN THE UNITED STATES BUILDING CELLS: INVENTING WOMEN’S CORRECTIONS COLLATERAL DAMAGE: ADULT FEMALE OFFENDERS AND THE U.S. IMPRISONMENT MANIA WOMEN’S LIVES AND WOMEN’S CRIME WAR ON DRUGS AS A WAR ON WOMEN POLICIES THAT INCREASE WOMEN’S IMPRISONMENT EMERGENCE OF VENGEFUL EQUITY CONCLUSION

6 - Entrepreneurial Corrections: Incarceration As a Business Opportunity

EARLY DEVELOPMENT: THE PRIVATE PRISON BOOM THE INDUSTRY MATURES: TROUBLES MULTIPLY CROSS-FERTILIZATION: ENTREPRENEURIAL CORRECTIONS CONCLUSION

PART III - Fractured Families

7 - Families and Incarceration

INTRODUCTION I. COSTS OF INCARCERATION II. INCARCERATION AND FAMILY ORGANIZATION III. SOCIAL SILENCE I V . CONCLUSION

8 - The Social Impact of Mass Incarceration on Women

INTRODUCTION INCREASING NUMBER OF WOMEN DETAINED BY THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM WOMEN PRISONERS AS PARENTS THE VICTIMIZATION OF WOMEN WOMEN AS FAMILY MEMBERS AND COMMUNITY CAREGIVERS WOMEN AS ANTIPRISON ACTIVISTS CONCLUSION

9 - Children, Cops, and Citizenship: Why Conservatives Should Oppose Racial Profiling

PART IV - Communities in Crisis

10 - Black Economic Progress in the Era of Mass Imprisonment

INEQUALITY IN INCARCERATION INCARCERATION AND INVISIBLE INEQUALITY DOES INCARCERATION INCREASE BLACK-WHITE INEQUALITY? IMPLICATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS

11 - The Problem with “Addition by Subtraction”: The Prison-Crime Relationship ...

COERCIVE MOBILITY AND CRIME CONTROL CONCENTRATION OF INCARCERATION BUILDING BLOCKS OF PUBLIC SAFETY A COMMENT ON THE COUNTERFACTUAL

PART V - Incarceration As Socially Corrosive

12 - Building a Prison Economy in Rural America

A RURAL GROWTH INDUSTRY PRISONS AS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: BOOM OR BUST? NORMAN ROCKWELL MEETS QUENTIN TARANTINO PERPETUATING RACISM REDISTRIBUTING WEALTH AND POLITICAL POWER CONCLUSION

13 - The Impact of Mass Incarceration on Immigration Policy

THE HARSH IMPACT OF 1996 IMMIGRATION LEGISLATION DRUG POLICY, IMMIGRATION, AND INCARCERATION THE INTERSECTION OF WELFARE REFORM AND IMMIGRATION POLICIES RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AND IMMIGRATION DETENTION THE IMPACT OF SEPTEMBER 11, 2001, ON IMMIGRATION POLICY CONCLUSION

14 - The House of the Dead: Tuberculosis and Incarceration

TUBERCULOSIS AS PUNISHMENT DRUG RESISTANCE, CHEMOTHERAPY, AND AMPLIFICATION THE TUBERCULOSIS-PRISON NEXUS: THE UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA WHAT SHOULD BE DONE? EPIDEMIC TUBERCULOSIS AND PENAL POLICY

15 - Media on Prisons: Censorship and Stereotypes 16 - The International Impact of U. S. Policies

THE VIEW FROM EUROPE THE AMERICAS THE FORMER SOVIET UNION THE END OF REHABILITATION? THE EXTENT OF PRIVATIZATION THE CASE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM THE UNITED STATES IS UNIQUE THE U.S. IMPACT CONCLUSION

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