Behind Bars

Ambivalent actions : prison strategies of first-time, short-term inmates / Schmid and Jones --Journal of Contemporary Ethnography 21 (4) 439-463. Inmate experiences and psychological well-being / Wooldredge -- Criminal Justice and Behavior 26 (2) 235 - 250. Women's accounts of their prison experience : a retrospective view of their subjective realities / Pogrebin and Dodge -- Journal of Criminal Justice 29 (6) 531-541. Mental health issues in long-term solitary and "supermax" confinement / Haney -- Crime and Delinquency 49 (1) 124-156. Effects of organizational change on inmates' status and the inmate code of conduct / Faulkner and Faulkner -- Journal of Crime and Justice 20 (1) 55-72. 6. Descriptive analysis of the nature and extend of bullying behavior in a maximum-security prison / Ireland and Ireland Aggressive Behavior 26 213 -223. Exploring the dynamics of masturbation and consensual same-sex activity within a male maximum security prison / Hensley, Tewksbury and Wright --^ Journal of Men's Studies 10 (1) 59-71 The changing nature of interpersonal relationships in a women's prison / Greer -- The Prison Journal 80 (4) 442 -468. It's a family affair : incarcerated women and their famlies / Sharp and Marcus-Mendoza -- Women and Criminal Justice 12 (4) 21-49. Affective states of fathers in prison / Lanier -- Justice Quarterly 10 (1) 49-65. Visiting women in prison : who visits and who cares? / Casey-Acevedo and Bakken -- Journal of Offender Rehabilitation 34 (3) 67-83. Practicing penal harm medicine in the United States : prisoners' voices from jail / Vaughn and Smith -- Justice Quarterly 16 (1) 175-231 Meeting the health care needs of the new woman inmate : a national survey of prison practices / Young and Reviere -- Journal of Offender Rehabilitation 34 (2) 31-48 Implications for corrections of an aging prison population / Morton --^ Corrections Management Quarterly 5 (1) 78-88. High risk HIV transmission behavior in prison and the prison subculture / Krebs -- The Prison Journal 82 (1) 19-49 Surviving in the time machine : suicidal prisoners and the pains of prison time / Medlicott -- Tiem and Society 8 (2) 211-230Drug use in prison : the experience of young offenders / Cope -- Drugs : Education, Prevention and Policy 7 (4) 355-366. Smoke 'em if you got 'em : cigarette black markets in U.S. prisons and jails / Lankenau --The Prison Journal 81 (2) 142 - 161. Opportunities lost : the consequences of eliminating Pell Grant eligibility for correctional education students / Tewksbury, Erickson and Taylor --Journal of Offender Rrehabilitation 31 (1/2) 43-56 The value of religion in prison : an inmate perspective / Clear, Hardyman, Stout, Lucken, and Dammer --^ Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice 16 (1) 53-74. A national survey of group psychotherapy services in correctional facilities / Morgan, Winterowd, and Ferrell -- Professional Psychology : Research and Practice 30 (6) 600-606 Beyond correctional quackery - professionalism and the possibility of effective treatment / Latessa, Cullen, and Gendreau -- Federal Probation 66 (2) 43-49 --Straight time : inmates' perceptions of violence and victimization in the prison environment / Hemmens and Marquart -- Journal of Offender Rehabilitation 28 (3/4) 1-21 Inmate misconduct : a test of the deprivation, importation and situational models / Jiang, Shanhe, and Marianne Fischer-Giorlando -- The Prison Journal 82 (3) 335-358An overview of the challenge of prison gangs / Fleisher and Decker -- Corrections Management Quarterly 5 (1) 1-9 The evolving nature of prison argot and sexual hierarchies / Hensley, Wright, Tewksbury, and Castle --^ The Prison Journal 83 (3) 289-300 Sexual coercion reported by women in three midwestern prisons / Struckman-Johnson and Struckman-Johnson -- the Journal of Sex Research 39 (3) 217-227 Prison riots as organizational failures : a managerial perspective / Boin and Van Duin --The Prison Journal 75 (3) 357-379 "All the news that's fit to print" : a con

Beyond its central premise, the book can be read through the connected lenses of Nonfiction. Those themes offer useful points of attention as the characters, ideas, or world develop, especially where the book complicates the expectations of its primary category.