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Volume 2014 (2014): Issue 68 (Mar 2014): Prison climates in the global South. Guest Editors: Andrew M. Jefferson, Chris Garces, and Tomas Max Martin

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Table of Contents

Theme Section
- Sensing prison climates
  
  Governance, survival, and transition
  
  By: Tomas Max Martin, Andrew M. Jefferson and Mahuya Bandyopadhyay
  
  Pages: 3–17
- Ecuador's “black site”
  
  On prison securitization and its zones of legal silence
  
  By: Chris Garces
  
  Pages: 18–34
- Violence makes safe in South African prisons
  
  Prison gangs, violent acts, and victimization among inmates
  
  By: Marie Rosenkrantz Lindegaard and Sasha Gear
  
  Pages: 35–54
- Managing without guards in a Brazilian police lockup
  
  By: Sacha Darke
  
  Pages: 55–67
- Reasonable caning and the embrace of human rights in Ugandan prisons
  
  By: Tomas Max Martin
  
  Pages: 68–82
- Postscript
  
  Future directions for global prison research
  
  By: Lorna A. Rhodes
  
  Pages: 83–88
Articles
- From individual grief to a shared history of the Bosnian war
  
  Voice, audience, and the political in psychotherapeutic practices with refugees
  
  By: Laura Huttunen
  
  Pages: 91–104
- Contested boundaries
  
  Border disputes, administrative disorder, and state representational practices in Nicaragua (1936–1956)
  
  By: Jennifer Alvey
  
  Pages: 105–123

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