Scott Thomas is a higher education student of criminology, business and psychology in a UK prison.Jonathan Glazzard is Rosalind Hollis Professor of Education for Social Justice at the University of Hull.

• Introduction1. Queer Criminology2. Global Comparisons on LGBTQIA+ Prisoners’ Experiences of Incarceration3. Sociological Perspectives: Queering and Queers in Prison4. Psychological Perspectives5. Philosophical and Post-Human Perspectives6. Implications of the Transitions FrameworkConclusion

'This is a valuable and interesting contribution to understanding the lived experience of queer prisoners. The authors provide rich insights into how LGBTQIA+ prisoners experience a number of transitions as they enter and navigate the prison system.' Adam Tate, Arden University

Scott Thomas is a higher education student of criminology, business and psychology in a UK prison.Jonathan Glazzard is Rosalind Hollis Professor of Education for Social Justice at the University of Hull.

• Introduction1. Queer Criminology2. Global Comparisons on LGBTQIA+ Prisoners’ Experiences of Incarceration3. Sociological Perspectives: Queering and Queers in Prison4. Psychological Perspectives5. Philosophical and Post-Human Perspectives6. Implications of the Transitions FrameworkConclusion

'This is a valuable and interesting contribution to understanding the lived experience of queer prisoners. The authors provide rich insights into how LGBTQIA+ prisoners experience a number of transitions as they enter and navigate the prison system.' Adam Tate, Arden University

Scott Thomas is a higher education student of criminology, business and psychology in a UK prison.Jonathan Glazzard is Rosalind Hollis Professor of Education for Social Justice at the University of Hull.

• Introduction1. Queer Criminology2. Global Comparisons on LGBTQIA+ Prisoners’ Experiences of Incarceration3. Sociological Perspectives: Queering and Queers in Prison4. Psychological Perspectives5. Philosophical and Post-Human Perspectives6. Implications of the Transitions FrameworkConclusion

'This is a valuable and interesting contribution to understanding the lived experience of queer prisoners. The authors provide rich insights into how LGBTQIA+ prisoners experience a number of transitions as they enter and navigate the prison system.' Adam Tate, Arden University