RT Article
T1 All-foreign prisons in the United States, England and Wales, and Norway: Related logics and local expressions
JF Theoretical criminology
VO 26
IS 4
SP 557
OP 579
A1 Tuck, Robert Hallam
A2 Damsa, Dorina
A2 Kullman, Elizabeth
LA English
YR 2022
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1822996368
AB Norway, England and Wales, and the USA are among a small number of affluent Western countries to establish ‘all-foreign’ prisons in response to public concerns about the growing threat of foreign-national prisoners. Drawing on collaborative analysis of empirical data collected at all-foreign prisons in these three countries, this article traces the conditions in which all-foreign prisons emerged, the position and function of all-foreign prisons in specific national systems of criminal justice and immigration control, and the operation of all-foreign prisons within each context. The article points to a shared logic, while drawing attention to the local expressions of bordered penality.
K1 welfare chauvinism
K1 Racialization
K1 Penal Populism
K1 Gender
K1 foreign nationals
K1 crimmigration prison
K1 Bordered penality
DO 10.1177/13624806221116092