Routledge Carceral Geography: Spaces and Practices of Incarceration

Explore the evolving relationship between geography and the state in this academic volume from Routledge. As the punitive turn introduces new ways of thinking about state power, spaces of incarceration have emerged as a vital terrain for geographical study. This book provides a comprehensive geographical perspective on incarceration, tracking the specific ideas and practices that have built this vibrant subdiscipline. By examining the inner workings of carceral geography, this text helps readers understand the debates and research threads that define the field. It offers a clear view of how incarceration practices shape physical and social spaces. Whether you are looking to understand current academic directions or scope out future research possibilities, this volume serves as an essential guide to the development and trajectory of this dynamic area of study.