The Prison Journal - Volume 65, Number 2

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Corrections and the Private Sector
Joan Mullen
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Correctional Privatization in Perspective
Camille CampGeorge Camp
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Private Corrections: Feast or Fiasco?
Patrick AndersonCharles R. DavoliLaura J. Moriarty
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A Private Alternative to Public Prisons
Joseph Fenton
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A Civil Liberties View of Private Prisons
Jan Elvin
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The Private Presentence Report: Issues for Consideration
Herbert Hoelter
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Private Prisons,Private Programs,and Their Implications for Reducing Reliance on Imprisonment in the United States
Russ Immarigeon
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Okeechobee: An Evaluation of Privatization in Corrections
Robert B. Levinson
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The Privatization of Corrections: Methodological Issues and Dilemmas Involved in Evaluative Research
Albert R. RobertsGerald T. Powers
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The Libertarian Prison: Principles of Laissez-Faire Incarceration
J. Roger LeeLaurin A. Wollan
Introduction
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Volume 65, Issue 2, October 1985