Amadeusz is a non-profit organization in Toronto, Canada, focused on fostering the opportunity among young people who experience incarceration and/or are vulnerable to the involvement in violence, and/or crime to create positive change in their lives and communities. As a non-profit organization situated in the third sector (i.e., voluntary sector), Amadeusz did experience the impacts of neoliberalism. However, it was able to successfully respond to neoliberalism and carry on with its agenda of change by adopting a dual strategy in the form of two important initiatives: The Look at My Life Project (TLMLP) and Project Quiet Storm (PQS). This article narrates the story of Amadeusz’s response to neoliberalism within prison, highlighting ways i...
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Over the past two decades, there have been dramatic changes in how people participate in politics. I...
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, currently and formerly incarcerated people in the state of Mi...
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Aims: This critical ethnography interrogates the influence of neoliberalism on youth development pra...
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Neoliberal restructuring of the state has had destructive effects on families and children living in...
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This article begins by tracing the emergence of ‘therapeutic surveillance’ as a new formula for neol...
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This paper draws on a ten-month ethnographic study of private prison work in a UK prison to drawn at...
This article begins by tracing the emergence of ‘therapeutic surveillance’ as a new formula for neol...
This thesis examines values-based practices at Oblong, a small charity in Leeds, UK, arguing that th...
Incarceration has become the routine response to severe criminal offence and is presented as the mos...
Over the past two decades, there have been dramatic changes in how people participate in politics. I...
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, currently and formerly incarcerated people in the state of Mi...
In 2008, 2.3 million people, or 1 in 100 adults, were incarcerated in the US. Yet, as our reliance o...
Aims: This critical ethnography interrogates the influence of neoliberalism on youth development pra...
Non-profit social services targeting specific ‘vulnerable’ groups have become increasingly prevalent...
The correctional populations of the USA and England and Wales have undergone substantial and relentl...
This dissertation explores the life course of individuals who were convicted of violent crimes in ad...
Neoliberal restructuring of the state has had destructive effects on families and children living in...
textabstractThis article investigates the power/knowledge relations between contemporary penal gover...
This article begins by tracing the emergence of ‘therapeutic surveillance’ as a new formula for neol...
This article enters the ‘intimate details ’ of a participatory action research project nested inside...
This paper draws on a ten-month ethnographic study of private prison work in a UK prison to drawn at...
This article begins by tracing the emergence of ‘therapeutic surveillance’ as a new formula for neol...
This thesis examines values-based practices at Oblong, a small charity in Leeds, UK, arguing that th...
Incarceration has become the routine response to severe criminal offence and is presented as the mos...
Over the past two decades, there have been dramatic changes in how people participate in politics. I...