The front and back stages of carceral expansion marketing in CanadaFootnote

This study was produced as part of the Carceral Cultures research initiative (www.carceralcultures.ca), which aims to generate knowledge about Canada’s culture of punishment that informs and gives meaning to related penal policies and practices.

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