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Who punishes whom? Bifurcation of private and public responsibilities in criminal punishment

Brett C. BurkhardtSociology Program, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 512-527 | Received 18 Aug 2015, Accepted 31 Mar 2016, Published online: 27 Apr 2016

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Brett C. Burkhardt. (2019) Does the public sector respond to private competition? An analysis of privatization and prison performance. Journal of Crime and Justice 42:2, pages 201-220.
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Jihye Park. (2023) US Immigration Politics, Sanctions Threats and Private Prison Corporations’ Stock Market Values. The British Journal of Criminology 63:3, pages 765-783.
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Dae-Young Kim. (2019) Prison Privatization: An Empirical Literature Review and Path Forward. International Criminal Justice Review 32:1, pages 24-47.
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Brett C. Burkhardt & Brian T. Connor. (2021) Toward a political sociology of privatized punishment: Contestation, state structures, and stratification. Sociology Compass 15:5.
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Mark D. Ramirez & David A. M. Peterson. 2020. Ignored Racism. Ignored Racism.
Natasha A. Frost, Jessica Trapassi & Steven Heinz. (2019) Public opinion and correctional privatization. Criminology & Public Policy 18:2, pages 457-476.
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Brett C. Burkhardt. (2019) The politics of correctional privatization in the United States. Criminology & Public Policy 18:2, pages 401-418.
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Brett C. Burkhardt. (2017) Who is in private prisons? Demographic profiles of prisoners and workers in American private prisons. International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice 51, pages 24-33.
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