Geographies of Gendered Punishment

Mahuya Bandyopadhyay is Professor of Sociology at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India, studying varied manifestations and experiences of the carceral mesh in contemporary urban society.Anastasia Chamberlen is Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Warwick, UK. She is a prison sociologist and feminist criminologist researching the effects and experiences of punishment.

• Introduction.- 1 Punitive Immigration Policy and the Effects of Militarization and Racialization on the Detention of Migrant Women in Mexico.- 2 Lived experiences of reproductive wellbeing among women in a Philippine prison.- 3 Domestic Violence, Harm and Resistance: Women Imprisoned for Drug ‘Offending’ in Thailand.- 4 Incarcerated Women’s Meaning-Making of Education in Ukraine Alla Korzh, SIT Graduate Institute, Washington, USA.- 5 Queer approaches to understanding women's experience with punishment, pain and self-harm in Cyprus.- 6 Tropes of Incarceration: Walking the tightrope of ‘deviance’ and ‘criminality’ in India.- 7 Desisting into what? An exploration of desistance from crime after imprisonment among Chilean women.- 8 Women's Imprisonment in Peru Through a Contested Life-Course Lens.- 9 Compliance with a Vengeance: The gender of prison co-governance in Northeast.- 10 Female adolescents deprived of liberty in Chile, gender and human rights: some considerations for a sectoral policy.- 11 Mother, Sister, Daughter, Comrade: Women Political Prisoners in Myanmar’s Democracy Movement.- 12 To be selected from call for papers Epilogue – invited scholar/activist on feminism and decarceration TBC.