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Expanding Carcerality
Fri, Nov 14, 2:00 to 3:20pm, Marquis Salon 8 - M2Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
This panel brings together several authors whose qualitative work broadens and deepens our understanding of “carcerality”—a concept often associated with carceral facilities such as jails and prisons. The presenters in this panel demonstrate how many institutions beyond the penal system advance carceral objectives. Presentations explore the impact of pretrial surveillance on health, the role of the carceral state in forging system-involved men’s reliance on women, and the carceral dimensions of safety.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Carceral Co-dependence: The State as a Facilitator, Disruptor, and Dependent of Support Between Women and System-involved Men - Faith Deckard, University of California, Los Angeles; Stephane D. Andrade, Vassar College
The carceral state beyond bars: Pretrial surveillance as a social determinant of health - Erin Eife, George Mason University; Brian Tuohy, Temple University
Living Between Shelter and Surveillance: Mapping the Shadow Carceral State in Budget Hotels - Lauren Morgan, Dartmouth College - REACH Lab; Naomi Adjei, Dartmouth College - REACH Lab; Terri D. Lewinson, Dartmouth College - REACH Lab; Kim Skobba, Georgia State University
“Keep our kids safe”: Youth, police, and the politics of safety - Uriel Serrano, University of Southern California
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Organized by a Division or external group?
Co-sponsored by the Division on Corrections and Sentencing and the Division of Qualitative Research.