Du vacarme individuel aux causes collectives : Les luttes carcérales en Suisse romande et le Groupe Action Prison by Ludovic Maugué

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Le suicide, une pathologie carcérale ? by Laurence Guignard

“…Despite the promotion of resocialization methods and moral support for melancholic prisoners by leaders of prison reform and philanthropy such as Béranger, that disciplinary approach gives priority to measures enacted on the body. …”
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La prison de Guingamp, de l’ombre à la lumière by Emmanuel Laot

“…Born of European and American influences, at the heart of the French prison reform that imposed the solitary confinement regime in France, the prison of Guingamp is a unique architectural testimony of French and European penitentiary history. …”
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Developing a creative pedagogy to understand the university experience of non-traditional students by Helena Gosling, Lol Burke, Sarah MacLennan

“…This may be due to unspent criminal convictions (Unlock, 2018), limited confidence and self-esteem (Champion and Noble, 2016), a lack of previous educational attainment (Prison Reform Trust, 2017) and/or presence of risk-adverse, bureaucratic, university admission processes (Bhattacharya et al., 2013). …”
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« A Whore entring into prison is a Hony-pot ». Les geôles au féminin (xvie-xviiie siècles) by Natalia Muchnik

“…This omnipresence, the containment of which marks the beginnings of prison reforms from the 17th century onwards, is one of the specificities of the period. …”
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Protéger et guérir : la mission du gouvernement et des associations d’aide aux détenues en Angleterre entre 1856 et 1914 by Alice Bonzom

“…Mary Carpenter, a Victorian prison reformer, asserted that women prisoners were a threat to society, even more so than their masculine counterparts. …”
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