The Birth of the Penal Organization: Why Prisons Were Born to Fail

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Rubin, Ashley T. [1 ]
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[1] Univ Toronto, Sociol, Toronto, ON, Canada
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LEGAL PROCESS AND THE PROMISE OF JUSTICE: STUDIES INSPIRED BY THE WORK OF MALCOLM FEELEY | 2019年
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SOLITARY CONFINEMENT; PENOLOGY; EXCEPTIONALISM; CONSEQUENCES; AMBIGUITY; RANKINGS; PARADOX; PAROLE; LAW;
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