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Title Detaining democracy? : Criminal justice and American civic life / Special editors: Christopher Wildeman, Jacob S. Hacker, and Vesla M. Weaver.

Publication Info. Los Angeles : SAGE, [2014]
©2014

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 Moore Stacks  H1 .A4 vol. 651    Available  ---
Description 306 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Series The annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 0002-7162 ; v. 651
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science ; v. 651. 0002-7162
Note "January 2014."
Contents Introduction: Detaining democracy? Criminal justice and American civic life -- The degreee of disadvantage: incarceration and inequality in education -- Consequences of family member incarceration: impacts on civic participation and perceptions of the legitimacy and fairness of government -- Parental incarceration: child homelessness and the invisble consequences of mass imprisonment -- Incarceration and social inequality: challenges and directions for future research -- The criminal justice system and the racialization of perceptions -- Mass imprisonment and trust in the law -- How the criminal justice system educates citizent -- Detention, democracy, and inequality in a divided society -- Effects of imprisonment and community supervision on neighborhood political participation in North Carolina -- Staying out of sight? Concentrated policing and local political action -- Do voting rights notification laws increase ex-felon turnout? -- Classes, races, and marginalized places: notes on the study of democracy's demise -- Ex-felons' organization-based political work for carceral reforms -- Locked in? Conservative reform and the future of mass incarceration -- Civics lessons: how certain schemes to end mass incarceration can fail -- Democracy and the carceral state in America -- Criminal justice processing and the social matrix of adversity -- Incarceration, inequality, and imagining alternatives.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references.
Subject Criminal justice, Administration of -- Social aspects -- United States.
Criminal justice, Administration of -- Social aspects.
United States.
Criminal justice, Administration of.
Imprisonment -- Social aspects -- United States.
Imprisonment -- Social aspects.
Imprisonment.
Added Author Weaver, Vesla M., 1979-
Hacker, Jacob S.
Wildeman, Christopher James, 1979-
ISBN 9781483317342 paper
148331734X paper
9781483317335 cloth
1483317331 cloth