Incarceration Geography is a spatial-analytical framework that examines the territorial distribution, institutional structuring, and socio-political implications of correctional facilities within African American communities, distinguishing itself by centering race, space, and systemic marginalization in the production of carceral landscapes.
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Alison Mountz, Kate Coddington, R. Tina Catania et al. · Progress in Human Geography · 2012 · 279 citations · Full text
Johnna Christian · Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice · 2004 · 273 citations
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