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The moving targets of penal abolitionism: ICOPA, past, present and future

Justin Piché Carleton University, Ottawa, CanadaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Mike Larsen York University, Toronto, Canada
Pages 391-410 | Published online: 15 Oct 2010

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Alyssa Leblond. (2022) “Life Should be Difficult for the Poor, but Safe”: Exploring the Discourses Used to Garner Support for Transforming Ontario’s Community Housing into a Transcarceral Space. Critical Criminology 31:1, pages 223-238.
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Matthew S Johnston & Rosemary Ricciardelli. (2022) Invisible ghosts of care and penality: Exploring Canadian correctional workers’ perceptions of prisoner well-being, accountability and power. Criminology & Criminal Justice, pages 174889582211058.
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Thalia Anthony & Vicki Chartrand. (2022) States of prison abolition: COVID-19 and anti-colonial and anti-racist organising. Justice, Power and Resistance 5:1-2, pages 46-66.
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Garrett Lecoq, Dale Ballucci & Dale Spencer. (2021) ‘Keep Them on the Straight and Narrow’: Understanding, Selecting and Governing Subjects Through Intensive Supervision Units. The British Journal of Criminology 61:2, pages 538-557.
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KATHARINA MAIER. (2020) Canada's ‘Open Prisons’: Hybridisation and the Role of Halfway Houses in Penal Scholarship and Practice. The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice 59:4, pages 381-399.
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Rhys E Steckle, Matthew S Johnston & Matthew D Sanscartier. (2019) Flying through the Cuckoo’s Nest: Countering the politics of agency in public criminology. Crime, Media, Culture: An International Journal 16:2, pages 287-306.
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SAMANTHA McALEESE. (2019) Doing Public Criminology with the Criminal Justice Voluntary Sector: Methodological Reflections and Considerations. The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice 58:3, pages 366-383.
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Nicolas Carrier, Justin Piché & Kevin Walby. 2018. The Handbook of Social Control. The Handbook of Social Control 319 332 .
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Michelle Brown & Judah Schept. (2016) New abolition, criminology and a critical carceral studies. Punishment & Society 19:4, pages 440-462.
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Michael Weinrath, Mark Doerksen & Joshua Watts. (2015) The Impact of an Intensive Supervision Program on High-Risk Offenders: Manitoba’s COHROU Program. Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice 57:2, pages 253-288.
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Nicolas Carrier & Justin Piché. (2015) The State of Abolitionism. Champ pénal:Vol. XII.
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Nicolas Carrier & Justin Piché. (2015) Actualité de l’abolitionnisme. Champ pénal:Vol. XII.
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Nicolas Carrier & Justin Piché. (2015) Blind Spots of Abolitionist Thought in Academia. Champ pénal:Vol. XII.
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Nicolas Carrier & Justin Piché. (2015) Des points aveugles de la pensée abolitionniste dans le monde universitaire. Champ pénal:Vol. XII.
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Richard Dubé. (2015) L’immobilisme de la critique et celui du pénal : deux problèmes fondamentaux pour l’abolitionnisme. Champ pénal:Vol. XII.
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Michelle Brown. (2014) Visual criminology and carceral studies: Counter-images in the carceral age. Theoretical Criminology 18:2, pages 176-197.
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