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9781576079294

Women in Prison

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    9781576079294

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    1576079295

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-03-01
  • Publisher: Abc-Clio Inc

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Summary

A concise survey of the treatment of jailed women in America since the early 1800s, their unique problems, the effect on their families, and the state of prisons today.

Author Biography

Cyndi Banks is Associate Professor of Criminal Justice at Northern Arizona University.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
The History of Women's Prisons
1(40)
Imprisoning Women
1(1)
``Fallen Women'' in Prison
2(1)
Women's Crime
3(1)
Women's Imprisonment---Early Period to Reform
3(2)
Women's Prison Reform
5(13)
Early Period of Reform, 1840--1860
5(2)
The Women's Reformatory Movement, 1870--1900
7(2)
Treating Women Differently
9(3)
Female Staff and Management
12(2)
Prison Design: The Cottage System
14(1)
Women's Crimes and Women Prisoners
15(1)
Retraining Women in Reformatories
16(2)
A Progressive Approach, 1900--1920
18(3)
Social, Economic, and Psychological Approaches to Women's Crime
18(1)
Preventive Approaches
19(1)
Anti-Institutional Approach
20(1)
The Period after 1920
21(2)
Regional Differences
21(1)
The Demise of the Reformatory
22(1)
Custodial Prisons for Women, 1870--1935
23(14)
Prison Farm Camps in the South
35(1)
Independent Prisons for Women
36(1)
Race and Racism in State Prisons Holding Women, 1865--1935
37(1)
The Women's Prison System since 1935
38(3)
Problems, Controversies, and Solutions
41(66)
Women's Criminality
42(6)
Race and Women's Imprisonment
44(2)
Women and Capital Punishment
46(1)
Female Youthful Offenders Confined in Adult Prison
47(1)
The Experience of Imprisonment
48(24)
Prison Subculture
49(1)
Importing Traditional Gender Roles
50(2)
Race
52(1)
Self-Mutilation
52(1)
Separation from Families
53(2)
Prison Visiting
55(2)
Conjugal Visits
57(5)
Location of Women's Prisons
62(1)
Prison Programs for Women
62(3)
Classification
65(2)
Discipline
67(1)
Women Prisoners and Prison Staff
68(1)
Sexual Abuse in Prison
69(3)
Criminal Justice Policy Issues
72(7)
``Three Strikes and You're Out,''
73(1)
The ``War on Drugs,''
74(2)
Boot Camps for Women
76(3)
Health and Medical Issues
79(11)
Medicalizing Women
79(2)
Reproductive Freedom
81(2)
Women's Medical Needs
83(5)
HIV/AIDS
88(2)
Legal Challenges---Equal Protection
90(2)
Possible Solutions
92(15)
Decriminalize Offenses for Which Women Are Imprisoned
93(1)
Develop Community Interventions for Female Offenders
94(1)
Avoid Confinement by Increased Use of Probation and Parole
95(1)
Make More Use of Local Jails in the Women's Community
96(1)
Design Treatment Programs Specifically for Women's Problems
96(2)
Devote More Resources to the Prevention of Crimes that Result in Women's Incarceration
98(1)
Employ Restorative Justice Options in Place of Imprisonment
98(1)
Allow Women Prisoners to Keep Their Children in Prison
99(8)
Voices of Women behind Bars
107(12)
Victims of Domestic Violence
107(1)
Crack Cocaine Users
108(1)
Victims of Child Sexual, Physical, and Emotional Abuse
109(1)
Prison Life
110(7)
Guards and Inmates
115(1)
Visiting Husbands in Prison
116(1)
The ``Free World,''
117(2)
Chronology
119(6)
Guarding Women in Prison
125(16)
Women in Corrections
125(2)
Women Guarding Men
127(4)
Male and Female Officers
131(1)
Constraints Faced by Women Correctional Officers
132(9)
People and Events
141(22)
People
141(15)
Clara Barton (1821--1912)
141(1)
Maud Booth (1865--1948)
141(1)
Zebulon Brockway (1827--1920)
142(1)
Elizabeth Buffum Chance (1806--1899)
142(1)
Rhoda Coffin (1826--1909)
143(1)
Katherine Bement Davis (1860--1935)
144(1)
Sarah Doremus (1802--1877)
144(1)
Eliza Wood Farnham (1815--1864)
145(1)
Ellen Foster (1840--1910)
145(1)
Elizabeth Fry (1780--1845)
146(1)
Margaret Fuller (1810--1850)
146(1)
Abby Hopper Gibbons (1801--1893)
147(1)
Emma Hall (1837--1884)
148(1)
Mary Belle Harris (1874--1957)
148(1)
Jessie Donaldson Hodder (1867--1931)
149(1)
Ellen Johnson (1829--1899)
150(1)
Caroline Kirkland (1801--1864)
151(1)
Josephine Shaw Lowell (1843--1905)
151(1)
Edna Mahan (1900--1986)
152(1)
Eliza Mosher (1846--1928)
153(1)
Catherine Sedgwick (1789--1867)
153(1)
Sarah Smith (1814--1885)
154(1)
Mary Surratt (1823--1865)
154(1)
Julia Strudwick Tutwiler (1841--1916)
155(1)
Mary Waln Wistar (1765--1843)
155(1)
Caroline Bayard Wittpenn (1859--1932)
156(1)
Events
156(7)
Facts and Data
163(16)
Women Offenders
163(1)
Female Corrections Populations
164(1)
Characteristics of Female Prisoners
165(2)
Prison Expenditure
167(1)
Gender in State Prisons
167(12)
Massachusetts
168(4)
Indiana
172(2)
California
174(5)
Directory of Organizations, Associations, and Government and International Agencies
179(10)
Selected Print and Nonprint Resources
189(20)
Bibliography
189(13)
General Books
189(3)
Criminological and Feminist Works
192(6)
Popular Works
198(1)
Book Chapters and Journal Articles
199(1)
Government Publications
200(1)
Core Periodicals
201(1)
Nonprint Resources
202(7)
Videos
202(5)
Internet Sites
207(2)
Index 209(18)
About the Author 227

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