About the publishers and author [0] On WPP Site
Acknowledgements [0] and the Introduction [0] Both on WPP site
Overview: Trends in the Crime Control Industry [0]
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Incarceration [0]; Death Penalty [0]; Private Prisons [0]; The Crime Control Industry & the Economy [0]
The Complete Prison Index
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Section I: Crime & Punishment in the U.S. Crime & Public Perception
- Public perception and the crime rate [2]
- Police [3]
- Police and public confidence [4]
- Crime: Victims of Crime: Who is at greatest risk? [5] **Also available here [5]
- Murder: When the murder rate goes up; When the murder rate goes down a little; And when the murder rate goes down a lot; Murder and the death penalty [6]
- Drugs [7]
- Safety [8]
- The Roots of Crime? Guns; Drug and alcohol addiction; Education; Do prisons cause more crime? [9]
- Juveniles and the Criminal Justice System [10] **Also available here [10]
- Death Penalty: Death row demographics; Innocence and the death penalty; Dollars and death [11]
Section II: Incarceration & Its Consequences
- Penal Control in the U.S. Incarceration in the U.S.; Federal prisons [12]
- Variation of Incarceration Rates in the States: Incarceration in New York; Incarceration in Texas; What do we think prisons do? [13]
- America's Prisoners: Who is in prison?; What crimes did they commit?; Who gets sent to prison?; Race [14]
- Behind the Walls: Let them eat...; Prisoner health; Older prisoners; Education programs in prison [15]
- Families of Prisoners: A recidivism study on the impact of visits [16]
- Disenfranchisement: Changing elections; Election 2000 [17]
Section III: The Prison Economy
- Crime Control & the Economy [18]
- Budget Priorities: Education vs. Incarceration [19]
- The Prison Industry: Captive consumers; Employment; Construction; Where are prisons built?; California's prison economy [20]
- Private Prisons: Safety first? [21]
- Prison Labor: Prison labor in the federal prisons; Prison labor in the states [22]
- Prisoners & the Census [23]
Section IV: Global Comparisons Crime and incarceration around the world
- Introduction [24]
- Victimization [25]
- Incarceration [26]
- Finland: Crime control & decarceration [27]
- U.S. vs. South Africa [28]
Where to Go for More Information [29]