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=== The Prison Crisis === | === The Prison Crisis === | ||
*The State and the Prison | |||
Paul Takagi (1975): Walnut Street served to legitimize the idea of a state prison, which meant the creation of a state apparatus. To put it differently, the transformation that was to occur had implications far beyond the matter of penal reform. The political process toward creating a state prison system re ected in miniature the problems of the Confederation in centralizing the powers of the state. The demand for a strong centralized government was to guarantee the development of a new economic order on the one hand, and on the other, to solve the problem of law and order. | |||
*What does it look like? What does it look like in rich and in poor countries? In ex-slaveholder and ex-convict republics? | *What does it look like? What does it look like in rich and in poor countries? In ex-slaveholder and ex-convict republics? | ||
*Where does it come from? The role of drug policy. Seychelles. | *Where does it come from? The role of drug policy. Seychelles. | ||
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*[http://harvardpolitics.com/world/cleaning-up-the-brazilian-judiciary-roots-out-corruption/ Ruales, Vanessa (2018) Cleaning Up: The Brazilian Judiciary Roots Out Corruption. Harvard Political Review] | *[http://harvardpolitics.com/world/cleaning-up-the-brazilian-judiciary-roots-out-corruption/ Ruales, Vanessa (2018) Cleaning Up: The Brazilian Judiciary Roots Out Corruption. Harvard Political Review] | ||
*[https://www.socialjusticejournal.org/pdf_free/Takagi-Walnut_Street_Jail.pdf Takagi, Paul (1975) The Walnut Street Jail: A Penal Reform to Centralize The Powers of the State] | |||
== See also== | == See also== | ||
[[Prisons]] in Krimpedia | [[Prisons]] in Krimpedia |