John Wooldredge is a Professor in the School of Criminal Justice at the University of Cincinnati. His research and publications focus on institutional corrections (crowding, inmate crime and victimization, disciplinary procedures, program effects on rule violations and recidivism, and correctional officers' behaviors), criminal case processing (sentencing and recidivism, and micro- versus macro- level extralegal disparities in case processing and outcomes), and methodological issues in each of these research areas.Paula Smith is an Associate Professor in the School of Criminal Justice at the University of Cincinnati. Her research interests include offender classification and assessment, correctional rehabilitation, the psychological effects of incarceration, program implementation and evaluation, the transfer of knowledge to practitioners and policy-makers, and meta-analysis. Dr. Smith has been involved in evaluations of more than 280 correctional programs throughout the United States.

• PrefaceChapter 1: The Imprisonment Boom of the Late 20th Century: Past, Present, and FutureMona Lynch and Anjuli VermaChapter 2: Who Goes to Prison?Daniel P. Mears and Joshua C. CochranChapter 3: Mass Incarceration and Conditions of ConfinementLeo Carroll, Sharon Calci, and Amber WilsonChapter 4: Exploring Imprisonment across Cross-national ContextsPaul Mazerolle, John Rynne, and Samara McPhedranChapter 5: Theories of Mass IncarcerationNatasha A. Frost and Todd R. ClearChapter 6: Subcultural Adaptations to IncarcerationBen Crewe and Ben LawsChapter 7: The Real Gangbanging is in Prison Scott H. Decker and David PyroozChapter 8: Women in PrisonEmily M. Wright and Calli M. CainChapter 9: Impact of Incarceration on Families and CommunitiesNancy Rodriguez and Jillian J. TuranovicChapter 10: The Two CulturesAlison Liebling and Deborah KantChapter 11: Measuring and Explaining Inmate MisconductBenjamin SteinerChapter 12: Prison Riots Bert UseemChapter 13: Drugs and PrisonsMichael Wheatley, John R. Weekes, Andrea E. Moser, and Kathleen Thibault Chapter 14: A General Model of Harm in Correctional SettingsNancy WolffChapter 15: Understanding the Contours of Prison Disciplinary ProceduresJames Marquart and Chad TrulsonChapter 16: The Effects of Administrative Segregation Paul Gendreau and Ryan M. LabrecqueChapter 17: A Comparison of British and American Policies for Managing Dangerous PrisonersRoy D. KingChapter 18: Adult Offender Assessment and Classification in Custodial SettingsJames Bonta and J. S. WormithChapter 19: Principles of Effective Intervention with Incarcerated OffendersClaire GogginChapter 20: Employment and Vocation Programs in PrisonPaula Smith, Lindsey M. Mueller, and Ryan LabrecqueChapter 21: Treating Sex Offenders in PrisonDevon L. L. Polaschek and Kristina M. BlackwoodChapter 22: The Multiple Faces of ReentrySusan TurnerChapter 23: Implementing Prison-Based TreatmentJames McGuireChapter 24: Preventing Suicide in Detention and Correctional FacilitiesRobert D. Canning and Joel A. Dvoskin Chapter 25: Offenders with Mental Illness in PrisonSarah M. Manchak and Robert D. MorganChapter 26: The Problem of Incarcerating Juveniles with Adults Jodi Lane and Lonn Lanza-KaduceChapter 27: The Effect of Prisons on CrimeSarah Tahamont and Aaron ChalfinChapter 28: Private Prisons in a New EnvironmentScott D. Camp and Kevin N. WrightChapter 29: Policy and Program Innovations in PrisonsFaye S. Taxman and Brandy BlaskoChapter 30: Current Policies, Future Directions, and the Goals of ConfinementJohn Wooldredge

John Wooldredge is a Professor in the School of Criminal Justice at the University of Cincinnati. His research and publications focus on institutional corrections (crowding, inmate crime and victimization, disciplinary procedures, program effects on rule violations and recidivism, and correctional officers' behaviors), criminal case processing (sentencing and recidivism, and micro- versus macro- level extralegal disparities in case processing and outcomes), and methodological issues in each of these research areas.Paula Smith is an Associate Professor in the School of Criminal Justice at the University of Cincinnati. Her research interests include offender classification and assessment, correctional rehabilitation, the psychological effects of incarceration, program implementation and evaluation, the transfer of knowledge to practitioners and policy-makers, and meta-analysis. Dr. Smith has been involved in evaluations of more than 280 correctional programs throughout the United States.

• PrefaceChapter 1: The Imprisonment Boom of the Late 20th Century: Past, Present, and FutureMona Lynch and Anjuli VermaChapter 2: Who Goes to Prison?Daniel P. Mears and Joshua C. CochranChapter 3: Mass Incarceration and Conditions of ConfinementLeo Carroll, Sharon Calci, and Amber WilsonChapter 4: Exploring Imprisonment across Cross-national ContextsPaul Mazerolle, John Rynne, and Samara McPhedranChapter 5: Theories of Mass IncarcerationNatasha A. Frost and Todd R. ClearChapter 6: Subcultural Adaptations to IncarcerationBen Crewe and Ben LawsChapter 7: The Real Gangbanging is in Prison Scott H. Decker and David PyroozChapter 8: Women in PrisonEmily M. Wright and Calli M. CainChapter 9: Impact of Incarceration on Families and CommunitiesNancy Rodriguez and Jillian J. TuranovicChapter 10: The Two CulturesAlison Liebling and Deborah KantChapter 11: Measuring and Explaining Inmate MisconductBenjamin SteinerChapter 12: Prison Riots Bert UseemChapter 13: Drugs and PrisonsMichael Wheatley, John R. Weekes, Andrea E. Moser, and Kathleen Thibault Chapter 14: A General Model of Harm in Correctional SettingsNancy WolffChapter 15: Understanding the Contours of Prison Disciplinary ProceduresJames Marquart and Chad TrulsonChapter 16: The Effects of Administrative Segregation Paul Gendreau and Ryan M. LabrecqueChapter 17: A Comparison of British and American Policies for Managing Dangerous PrisonersRoy D. KingChapter 18: Adult Offender Assessment and Classification in Custodial SettingsJames Bonta and J. S. WormithChapter 19: Principles of Effective Intervention with Incarcerated OffendersClaire GogginChapter 20: Employment and Vocation Programs in PrisonPaula Smith, Lindsey M. Mueller, and Ryan LabrecqueChapter 21: Treating Sex Offenders in PrisonDevon L. L. Polaschek and Kristina M. BlackwoodChapter 22: The Multiple Faces of ReentrySusan TurnerChapter 23: Implementing Prison-Based TreatmentJames McGuireChapter 24: Preventing Suicide in Detention and Correctional FacilitiesRobert D. Canning and Joel A. Dvoskin Chapter 25: Offenders with Mental Illness in PrisonSarah M. Manchak and Robert D. MorganChapter 26: The Problem of Incarcerating Juveniles with Adults Jodi Lane and Lonn Lanza-KaduceChapter 27: The Effect of Prisons on CrimeSarah Tahamont and Aaron ChalfinChapter 28: Private Prisons in a New EnvironmentScott D. Camp and Kevin N. WrightChapter 29: Policy and Program Innovations in PrisonsFaye S. Taxman and Brandy BlaskoChapter 30: Current Policies, Future Directions, and the Goals of ConfinementJohn Wooldredge

John Wooldredge is a Professor in the School of Criminal Justice at the University of Cincinnati. His research and publications focus on institutional corrections (crowding, inmate crime and victimization, disciplinary procedures, program effects on rule violations and recidivism, and correctional officers' behaviors), criminal case processing (sentencing and recidivism, and micro- versus macro- level extralegal disparities in case processing and outcomes), and methodological issues in each of these research areas.Paula Smith is an Associate Professor in the School of Criminal Justice at the University of Cincinnati. Her research interests include offender classification and assessment, correctional rehabilitation, the psychological effects of incarceration, program implementation and evaluation, the transfer of knowledge to practitioners and policy-makers, and meta-analysis. Dr. Smith has been involved in evaluations of more than 280 correctional programs throughout the United States.

• PrefaceChapter 1: The Imprisonment Boom of the Late 20th Century: Past, Present, and FutureMona Lynch and Anjuli VermaChapter 2: Who Goes to Prison?Daniel P. Mears and Joshua C. CochranChapter 3: Mass Incarceration and Conditions of ConfinementLeo Carroll, Sharon Calci, and Amber WilsonChapter 4: Exploring Imprisonment across Cross-national ContextsPaul Mazerolle, John Rynne, and Samara McPhedranChapter 5: Theories of Mass IncarcerationNatasha A. Frost and Todd R. ClearChapter 6: Subcultural Adaptations to IncarcerationBen Crewe and Ben LawsChapter 7: The Real Gangbanging is in Prison Scott H. Decker and David PyroozChapter 8: Women in PrisonEmily M. Wright and Calli M. CainChapter 9: Impact of Incarceration on Families and CommunitiesNancy Rodriguez and Jillian J. TuranovicChapter 10: The Two CulturesAlison Liebling and Deborah KantChapter 11: Measuring and Explaining Inmate MisconductBenjamin SteinerChapter 12: Prison Riots Bert UseemChapter 13: Drugs and PrisonsMichael Wheatley, John R. Weekes, Andrea E. Moser, and Kathleen Thibault Chapter 14: A General Model of Harm in Correctional SettingsNancy WolffChapter 15: Understanding the Contours of Prison Disciplinary ProceduresJames Marquart and Chad TrulsonChapter 16: The Effects of Administrative Segregation Paul Gendreau and Ryan M. LabrecqueChapter 17: A Comparison of British and American Policies for Managing Dangerous PrisonersRoy D. KingChapter 18: Adult Offender Assessment and Classification in Custodial SettingsJames Bonta and J. S. WormithChapter 19: Principles of Effective Intervention with Incarcerated OffendersClaire GogginChapter 20: Employment and Vocation Programs in PrisonPaula Smith, Lindsey M. Mueller, and Ryan LabrecqueChapter 21: Treating Sex Offenders in PrisonDevon L. L. Polaschek and Kristina M. BlackwoodChapter 22: The Multiple Faces of ReentrySusan TurnerChapter 23: Implementing Prison-Based TreatmentJames McGuireChapter 24: Preventing Suicide in Detention and Correctional FacilitiesRobert D. Canning and Joel A. Dvoskin Chapter 25: Offenders with Mental Illness in PrisonSarah M. Manchak and Robert D. MorganChapter 26: The Problem of Incarcerating Juveniles with Adults Jodi Lane and Lonn Lanza-KaduceChapter 27: The Effect of Prisons on CrimeSarah Tahamont and Aaron ChalfinChapter 28: Private Prisons in a New EnvironmentScott D. Camp and Kevin N. WrightChapter 29: Policy and Program Innovations in PrisonsFaye S. Taxman and Brandy BlaskoChapter 30: Current Policies, Future Directions, and the Goals of ConfinementJohn Wooldredge