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We the unseen and unheard artists have been given wings that will lift us beyond these walls © Maurice Scott

Maurice Scott was a participating artist in PCAP (Prison Creative Arts Project) through the University of Michigan. He is now pursuing a career as an artist and applying to a college fine arts program.

The mission of the Prison CreativeArts Project (PCAP) is to collaborate with incarcerated youth and adults, urban youth, and the formerly incarcerated to strengthen our community through creative expression.

Since 1990 PCAP has facilitated hundreds of workshops in the arts in Michigan high schools, juvenile facilities, and prisons. The project has curated 10 major exhibitions of art byMichigan prisoners and developed many other creative projects, working closely with educational and correctional institutions, arts organizations, family members of the incarcerated, and other community members.

PCAP’s process is guided by respect and a spirit of collaboration in which vulnerability, risk, and improvisation lead to discovery. They make possible spaces in which the voices and visions of the incarcerated can be expressed. They believe that everyone has the capacity to create art. Art is necessary for individual and societal growth, connection, and survival. Art should be accessible to all.

For more information about the PCAP visit their website at www.prisonarts.org.

Race/Ethnicity: Multidisciplinary Global Contexts

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From the Editors

pp. V-VII

Articles

“Panopticism” from Discipline & Punish: The Birth of the Prison

Michel Foucault

pp. 1-12

Locking Down Civil Rights: Criminal Record-Based Discrimination

Heather Rose, Glenn E. Martin

pp. 13-19

Life Capacity Beyond Reentry: A Critical Examination of Racism and Prisoner Reentry Reform in the U.S.

Vivian Nixon, Patricia Ticento Clough, David Staples, Yolanda Johnson Peterkin, Patricia Zimmerman, Christina Voight, Sean Pica

pp. 21-43

Extirpate and Expel: On the Penal Management of Postcolonial Migrants in the European Union

Loïc Wacquant

pp. 45-52

Crime, Punishment, and Ethnic Minorities in England and Wales

Anthony Goodman, Vincenzo Ruggiero

pp. 53-68

Moralizing Security: ‘Corrections’ and the Post-Apartheid Prison

Kelly Gillespie

pp. 69-87

An Institutional Suicide Machine: Discrimination Against Federally Sentenced Aboriginal Women in Canada

Jena McGill

pp. 89-119

Convict Criminology: Voices From Prison

Stephen C. Richards, Donald Faggian, Jed Roffers, Richard Hendricksen, Jerrick Krueger

pp. 121-136

Incarceration and Beyond: A Personal Perspective

Reginald A. Wilkinson

pp. 137-150

Incarceration Data: Selected Comparisons

Charles Patton III

pp. 151-156

Contributors

List of Contributors

pp. 153-156

Erratum

p. 157

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Race/Ethnicity: Multidisciplinary Global Contexts

In this Issue

Volume 2, Number 1, Autumn 2008

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Table of Contents

From the Editors

Articles

“Panopticism” from Discipline & Punish: The Birth of the Prison

Locking Down Civil Rights: Criminal Record-Based Discrimination

Life Capacity Beyond Reentry: A Critical Examination of Racism and Prisoner Reentry Reform in the U.S.

Extirpate and Expel: On the Penal Management of Postcolonial Migrants in the European Union

Crime, Punishment, and Ethnic Minorities in England and Wales

Moralizing Security: ‘Corrections’ and the Post-Apartheid Prison

An Institutional Suicide Machine: Discrimination Against Federally Sentenced Aboriginal Women in Canada

Convict Criminology: Voices From Prison

Incarceration and Beyond: A Personal Perspective

Incarceration Data: Selected Comparisons

Contributors

List of Contributors

Erratum

Erratum

Copyright

Additional Issue Materials

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