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Moving Into the New Millennium: Toward a Feminist Vision of Justice

Harris, M. K
June 4, 2015

Source: (1987) Prison Journal 67(2):27-38.

In this special edition the second commemorating the 200th anniversary of the Pennsylvania Prison Society, on the future of corrections over the next 25 years., Harris presents a feminist critique of the correctional system’s reliance on imprisonment and intensive supervision. Feminist values suggest a rethinking of the punishment system, in favor of greater equality, less restriction of the individual and, where danger is a factor, more reliance on human contacts and relations than on physical restraints.

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