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Session Submission Type: Roundtable Sessions
The purpose of this roundtable is to critically engage with central issues that will be addressed in an upcoming special issue of Incarceration devoted to "New Directions Theorizing 'the Prison' as an Institution.” The listed presentations will locate novel boundaries between punishment and the technical properties of prisons, analyze relational similarities and distances between prisons and other institutions of confinement, consider the appropriate levels of analysis for prison research, and, when possible, connect these arenas of inquiry to the power hierarchy among prison administrators and system-impacted groups.
Prisons as Gendered Organizations - Rachel Ellis, University of Maryland; Amara Bailey, University of Maryland
Geriatric Carcerality: The Prison and the Aging Crisis - James Richard Gacek, University of Regina; Amin Asfari, University of Regina
“Institutions of Intimacy”: What Prisons Can Tell Us About Intimate Life - Lauren Hagani, University of Chicago
Typologizing Carcerality: What is a Prison, What was the First Prison, and Why it Matters - Ashley T. Rubin, University of Hawai'i at Manoa
Sustained Prison Lockdowns: Explaining Carceral Control Decisions Using the Garbage Can Model of Organization Choice - Danielle Rudes, Sam Houston State University; Sydney Ingel, George Mason University; Bryce Kushmerick-McCune, Sam Houston State University; Wyatt Brown, Texas State University
Interinstitutionality as a Mechanism of Carceral Continuity and Carceral Control - Zachary Psick, We Are All Students