Violence of Incarceration

1. INTRODUCTION:THEORISING VIOLENCE IN CARCERAL CONTEXTSJude McCulloch and Phil ScratonPart One: Contemporary Historical Contexts2. BEATING POLITICAL PRISONERS: THE H BLOCKSLaurence McKeown, Coiste, Belfast3. ENTOMBING RESISTANCE: INSTITUTIONAL POWER AND POLARISATION IN THE JIKA JIKA HIGH-SECURITY UNITBree Carlton, Monash University4. PROTESTS AND 'RIOTS' IN THE VIOLENT INSTITUTIONPhil ScratonPart Two: Current Issues5. CHILD INCARCERATION: THE POLITICS OF PUNISHMENT AND THE PRACTICE OF ABUSEBarry Goldson, University of Liverpool6. INCARCERATION AND STRIP SEARCHING AS SEXUAL VIOLENCEAmanda George and Jude McCullochDeakin University and Monash University7. DEGRADATION, HARM AND SURVIVAL IN A WOMAN'S PRISONPhil Scraton and Linda Moore, Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission8. BEYOND 'VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN': RETHINKING GENDER VIOLENCE AND THE PRISON INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX.Cassandra Shaylor9. STATE VIOLENCE, INCARCERATION AND THE REFUGEESharon Pickering, Monash University and Jude McCulloch10. THE IMPRISONMENT AND CUSTODY DEATHS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLESChris Cunneen, University of Sydney11. AN ECONOMY OF CRUELTY: PRISONER ACCOUNTS OF THE PSYCHOLOGICAL VIOLENCE OF EVERYDAY LIFE IN PRISONDiana Medlicott, University of Buckingham12. A REIGN OF PENAL TERROR: U.S. STATECRAFT AND THE TECHNOLOGY OF PUNISHMENT AND CAPTUREDylan Rodrìguez, Assistant Professor, Department of Ethnic Studies, University of CaliforniaNOTESBIBLIOGRAPHYINDEXScraton, Paul is the author of 'Violence of Incarceration', published 2008 under ISBN 9780415963138 and ISBN 0415963133.