Confronting Christian Penal Charity: Neoliberalism and the Rebirth of Religious Penitentiaries
This article addresses the rise of Christian seminary programs in US prisons as a function of penal regime change in late-modern corrections. The article documents the neoliberal roots of faith-based programming in US prisons, featuring increased reliance upon religious volunteerism as a structural...
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Social Justice
2018
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Social justice
Year: 2018, Volume: 45, Issue: 1, Pages: 99-119 |
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Christian Education
B Prisons -- United States B Education of prisoners B Church work with prisoners B Corrections (Criminal justice administration) B Rehabilitation of criminals B Theological seminaries B History B Neoliberalism |
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