Topic: Carcerality
Articles
“Prisons are War”: The Long Attica Revolt and Abolition Internationalism
Kurdish Women’s Resistance in Turkish Colonial Prisons
From the Armagh Prison to the H-Blocks, the Body Rebellion of Irish Political Prisoners
Prison Revolts in Colombia
Sixty Meters to Freedom
The History of Face Recognition Technology at The Ağri High-Security Prison
No More Death Work: We Must Abolish Prison Unions
A Call for a Transnational Abolitionist Front in a Time of State Emergencies: a Conversation With Lara Al-kateb & Yasser Munif
Students: Rebranded
The Genocide Of Rohingya In Myanmar, Experienced In Detention On Manus Island
Introduction: the Architecture of Racialized Incarceration and Its Memorialization
The French Porajmos: Roma, Romani, Yenish, Manouche, and Sinti People in the WWII Concentration Camp of Montreuil-Bellay, France
The Camp Pilgrimage: an Act of Spatial Agency & Remembrance of Former Sites of Japanese American and Japanese Confinement
WWII Prison Cities: the US Military’s Spatial Racialization of the Incarceration of Japanese and Japanese Americans
Aboriginal Incarceration: Wadjemup, Deaths in Custody, and Prisons Today in Australia
No Prisons No Borders! Canadian Managed Migration Is a Carceral Regime
Racialized Criminalization and Prison Uprisings in the United States
Students: Reorienting New York: of Injustices in the US Criminalization System and Rikers Island
Students: Prison of Vision: a Spatial Analysis of Rikers Island and NY Public Housing Projects
Aurès, Algeria: Regroupement Camps During the Algerian War for Independence
Australia’s Enforcement Archipelago: Islands as Border Walls
Hunger Strikes: When the Body Becomes a Battlefield
Carceral Environments: Introduction
Irish Prisons: Bodies in Resistance
Migrant Detention: Stories From the United Kingdom
Indian Residential Schools: Carceral Classrooms in Canada
Guantánamo Bay: a Palimpsest of Carceral Violence
Conservation Camps: Carceral Labor in California
On Prison Abolitionism
Students: Project for a New Carceral Paradigm by Fleur Agema as revisited
Students: Analyses of Sardinia’s Penal Colonies
