Summer 2024: Power and Punishment – Challenging Prison Policy

Description

The Summer 2024 issue of ‘Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review’ contains 162 pages of articles, poetry and book reviews. It can be ordered in two formats:

• Digital: Read online using Flipbook online reader, plus downloadable pdf
• Digital and Print: A printed copy will be sent to your address. This also includes the digital content as above.

Below is the table of contents.

Editorial

Articles

Challenging Prison Policy: Introduction – Keith Adams

The Disruption of Women’s Imprisonment: Negative Consequences and Non-Carceral Alternatives – Shona Minson

Women’s Imprisonment and Trauma-Informed Practice: Where Do We Go from Here? – Anna Schliehe
Prison Abolition in a Time of
Overcrowding: Sowing the Seeds
for ChangeDavid Gordon Scott184
Prison Chaplains and the ‘Modern’
Prison System in Ireland, 1830s–1870sCatherine Cox201
Meeting Face to Face: The Essential
Role of the Prison ChaplainSheena Orr217
The Place of the Prison in the BibleKevin Hargaden228
John Bruton: An AppreciationKevin Rafter236
Four PoemsJames Harpur246
***The Rise of the Far-Right, Part II:
Towards a New PoliticsPeadar Kirby248
Friends of the National Collections
of Ireland: A Century of GiftsJohn Turpin261
Poem: from HearPeter Sirr271
The Seven Pillars of Jesuit Wisdom:
What Characterises Jesuit Education?Gerald O’Collins SJ274
Book Reviews
David Jameson, The Tilson Case: Church
and State in 1950s’ Ireland
Gerard Hogan283
Aidan Mathews, Pure FilthPeter Sirr287
William Kingston, Interrogating
Irish PoliciesJohn O’Hagan290
Camilla Russell, Being a Jesuit in
Renaissance Italy: Biographical
Writing in the Early Global AgeBrian Mac Cuarta SJ294
Julian Stannard, Please Don’t Bomb the
Ghost of My BrotherWilliam Adamson299

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