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Rethinking Women’s Prison Treatment from a Contested Life-Course Lensialising with people on the other side of the prison walls..In Latin America, linear life course logics are contested by life stories that include childhoods taking on adult responsibilities and elders grieving for the wounds of their youth. Precarious and precarising contexts of patriarchal control

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Reproductive Wellbeing in a Philippine Women’s Prison: Lived Experiences, Institutional Barriers, anno incarcerated women using a feminist lens, I seek to extend the ‘pains of imprisonment’ framework to unpack specifically the pains associated with women’s reproductive wellbeing. Participants’ accounts indicated that the correctional system and its policies, which were historically and institution

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In and Out of Prison: Women’s Reentry Experiences in Portugalontributing to the international debates on gendered reentry experiences. Women’s reentry experiences are analysed based on 12 interviews, 6 from the time women were serving time in prison and 6 from the first 6 months after these women were released. We analyse (.) the perceived role of the prison

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Desisting into What? An Exploration of Desistance from Crime After Imprisonment Among Chilean Womenivism outcomes (Durose et al., 2014). The present chapter analyzes the process of reentry among a group of Chilean women through the critical lens of gender. We first describe methodological aspects of the study and its participants. Then, we analyze the beginnings of the reentry process, focusing o

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The Gender of Inmate Governance in Northeast Brazilance, emphasizing the importance of arrangements in which people who are incarcerated play a central role in governing prisons. Yet, research on inmate governance arrangements has overwhelmingly focused on prisons for men and the experiences of men. Moreover, it rarely considers how governance arran

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Standaarden advisering borstvoeding spatial dynamics affecting how we research and engage with gendered punishment as a global problem. The chapter ends by discussing central arguments emerging from the rest of the collection on the lived experiences and treatment of women in prisons and explores the long-term harms, trauma, and viol

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-8051-8he gendered and racialised microaggressions they encountered from prison staff. Black women navigated and endured such microaggressions by adopting a strong unwavering impression management demonstrated at the end of the chapter.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-8715-9gration detention centers, in this chapter, I reflect on how the militarization of immigration control exacerbates gender-based violence, specifically sexual violence and other human rights violations against women along the detention process. I argue that through securitization and militarization o