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Injunction

Rethinking Women’s Prison Treatment from a Contested Life-Course Lensing motherhood trajectories of ten incarcerated women participating in a group workshop, this chapter will deepen the narratives of women to elucidate the ways in which gender and life course trajectories intertwine and frame the subjective experience of imprisonment.

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氣候

Gender and Political Self-Sacrifice in Myanmar: Negotiations of , and , Among Women Political Prison of feminist ideologies and the funding made available to them by international NGOs to satiate their desires to attain . (influential and charismatic power), while continuing to appeal to the ethical ideal of . (self-sacrifice).

中國紀(jì)念碑

hypnotic

https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230501935 it is thought that they make better drug couriers as they are believed to be less suspicious to authorities by virtue of the way they perform their gender. Overall, it is argued that the disposability of these foreign national women can be explained by a continuum of patriarchal state violence.

步兵

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-3287-5programme of research from which these women’s stories came. From here, we overview the women’s backstories and map how the brutal course of men’s violence across/within their lives culminated in their imprisonment. Finally, we reference the women’s prison experiences and reflect on the need for change.

Headstrong

Doreen Reifegerste,Annemarie Wiedickeng the post-release period, and (.) the strategies used to cope when reentering their communities. While critically debating structural social inequalities, violence, incarceration and other forms of gendered continuous punishment, we argue that feminist campaigns ought to take more seriously decarceration and prison abolition.

生氣地

‘It’s Just a Matter of Key Performance Indicators’: The Disposability of Foreign National Women Sent it is thought that they make better drug couriers as they are believed to be less suspicious to authorities by virtue of the way they perform their gender. Overall, it is argued that the disposability of these foreign national women can be explained by a continuum of patriarchal state violence.

Defraud

Patriarchal Confinement: Imprisoning Thailand’s Women for Surviving Men’s Violenceprogramme of research from which these women’s stories came. From here, we overview the women’s backstories and map how the brutal course of men’s violence across/within their lives culminated in their imprisonment. Finally, we reference the women’s prison experiences and reflect on the need for change.