Titlebook: Male, Failed, Jailed; Masculinities and “R David Maguire Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Background and Methods: Epistemological Privilege?,arguing that—contrary to the idea that such scholars have an epistemological privilege—being an “ex-con” researcher presents many challenges. Finally, Maguire concludes by outlining his methodological approach to the study.

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Local Lads: Pathways to Prison,invested heavily in what critical men’s studies scholars term “protest” masculinities. Maguire concludes by asserting that “doing masculinity” across impoverished spaces incrementally leads to exclusion; every shift culminates in costly—more marginalised—masculine performances.

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,Boys to “Cons”: Adolescent-to-Adult Transitions in the Local Prison,nal regimes and emulating extreme prison masculinities, thereby trapping themselves in revolving-door cycles of imprisonment—are discussed. Maguire shows how impoverished carceral spaces across prison estates offer few, if any, avenues to “doing masculinity” differently.

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Vulnerable Masculinities: Absent Men and Imagined Futures,their roles as sons, brothers, partners and fathers. Finally, Maguire outlines the origins of their deeply held beliefs in the outdated “breadwinner” model, assessing the extent to which it may constitute a viable pathway to crime- and prison-free futures.

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Introduction: Failing Masculinities,imprisonment. It then situates the study in global, national and regional contexts of economic change. In doing so, the author explorers how such shifts have impacted the men who exist at the margins at the local level. The chapter affords an overview of existing scholarship on the (interconnected)

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Theorising Marginalised Masculinities,hese were, in part, fuelled by—and themselves fuelled—an explosion of ethnographic research into men and questions of masculinity. Maguire critically evaluates the principal theoretical framework that underpins the study: Raewyn Connell’s influential—but highly contested—theory of “hegemonic masculi

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Background and Methods: Epistemological Privilege?,r opens by giving a sense of the place where they “l(fā)earned to be men”, charting the city’s industrial heritage from a thriving industrial “golden age” to now—when it tops multiple tables of deprivation. HMP Hull is introduced as the field for the research. Maguire explores its “l(fā)ocal” function, how