Titlebook: Human Rights in Prisons; Comparing Institutio Andrew M. Jefferson,Liv S. Gaborit Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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Encountering Ourselves: A Critically Reflexive Practice Research Project,se to others. We consider how critical psychological practice research, which is a particular version of action research, combined with an ethnographic orientation can make a special contribution to prison studies. In describing the design and implementation of our study, we hope to inspire future r

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Close Encounters with Prison Staff,uthorities in general and prison staff more specifically are central to the work of the three NGOs in our study, firstly because they are gatekeepers — in the ethnographic as well as literal sense — and secondly because they are directly or indirectly targets of the NGOs’ interventions. If prison is

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Close Encounters with Prisoners,aces of their everyday lives, their practices of adjustment, their relations to the outside world, and their experiences of uncertainty. In the latter regard we discuss how judicial limbo is a central feature of imprisonment in all three contexts.

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Introducing ,ey are critical. These are the key lessons of this book, the key findings of a research project spanning 2012–2013 documenting and exploring the constitutive encounter between prisons and rights-based non-governmental organisations (henceforth ‘NGOs’) in Kosovo, Sierra Leone, and the Philippines.

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