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Prison Industrial Complex Communiversity
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Prison Industrial Complex Communiversity Prison Industrial Complex Communiversity Sunday, September 19, 2010 Speaking for Himself: Professor Loic Wacquant Corrects My Characterization of His Critique of the Concept of the Prison Industrial Complex Last June, I sent a memo to participants in a PIC Communiversity Course that my organization sponsored. In it, I made this argument regarding discussions about the term “prison industrial complex.” We spent the first two sessions trying to understand the history of prisons and how the PIC operates. One area of debate that we did not broach is whether the term “Prison Industrial Complex” is a good construct to explain the expansion and encroachment of surveillance and incarceration over the past 30 years. There is a pitched battle of ideas in the academic community about whether the PIC is a useful way to describe mass incarceration. Sociologists like Loic Wacquant contend that the PIC is a misguided frame as an explanatory construct...
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22 - usprisonculture.com, tjlp.org, srlp.org, defendingjustice.org, yearten.org, claim-il.org, illinoistelephonejustice.com, thejha.org, midwestbookstoprisoners.org, chicagobwp.org, sfbg.com, hivlawandpolicy.org, realcostofprisons.org, amnestyusa.org, momobile.org, divinecaroline.com, huffingtonpost.com, prisonpolicy.org
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