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Journal of Prisoners on Prisons V15 #1

Edited by Howard Davidson, Edited by Rashad Shabazz

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The contributions of the writers attest to the immediacy of the many questions that have arisen concerning â€œpolitical prisoners and detainees,â€ across the globe. The insecurity narratives of the neo-conservative politics and state institutions of control that grip much of the West, would have us believe that the attacks of September 11, 2001, constitute a breach with the past that has moved us to a new reality, exempliï¬ed by the need for a war on terror. Indeed in U.S.A., with its global imperialist entanglements, the public and private narratives appear to assume that a new world order has emerged. The beneï¬ts of this conclusion for established criminal justice and carceral industries are considerable. Roll backs of human and civil rights, the suspension of the rule of law, abrogation of the United Nationsâ€™ Minimum Rules of Imprisonment, career advancement, and proï¬t for industrial players, all serve established interests of the prison-industrial complex.