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Imprisoning Communities: How Mass Incarceration Makes Disadvantaged Neighborhoods Worse (Studies In Crime And Public Policy),New
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At No Time In History, And Certainly In No Other Democratic Society, Have Prisons Been Filled So Quickly And To Such Capacity Than In The United States. And Nowhere Has This Growth Been More Concentrated Than In The Disadvantagedand Primarily Minorityneighborhoods Of America'S Largest Urban Cities. In The Most Impoverished Places, As Much As 20% Of The Adult Men Are Locked Up On Any Given Day, And There Is Hardly A Family Without A Father, Son, Brother, Or Uncle Who Has Not Been Behind Bars.While The Effects Of Going To And Returning Home From Prison Are Welldocumented, Little Attention Has Been Paid To The Impact Of Removal On Neighborhoods Where Large Numbers Of Individuals Have Been Imprisoned. In The First Detailed, Empirical Exploration Of The Effects Of Mass Incarceration On Poor Places, Imprisoning Communities Demonstrates That In High Doses Incarceration Contributes To The Very Social Problems It Is Intended To Solve: It Breaks Up Family And Social Networks; Deprives Siblings, Spouses, And Parents Of Emotional And Financial Support; And Threatens The Economic And Political Infrastructure Of Already Struggling Neighborhoods. Especially At Risk Are Children Who, Research Shows, Are More Likely To Commit A Crime If A Father Or Brother Has Been To Prison. Clear Makes The Counterintuitive Point That When Incarceration Concentrates At High Levels, Crime Rates Will Go Up. Removal, In Other Words, Has Exactly The Opposite Of Its Intended Effect: It Destabilizes The Community, Thus Further Reducing Public Safety.Demonstrating That The Current Incarceration Policy In Urban America Does More Harm Than Good, From Increasing Crime To Widening Racial Disparities And Diminished Life Chances For Youths, Todd Clear Argues That We Cannot Overcome The Problem Of Mass Incarceration Concentrated In Poor Places Without Incorporating An Idea Of Community Justice Into Our Failing Correctional And Criminal Justice Systems.
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