Francesca Vianello
@fncvnl.bsky.social
Sociologist, Critical criminologist
Professor at University of Padua
Professor at University of Padua
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Detenute madri, non c’è limite al peggio
https://ilmanifesto.it/detenute-madri-non-ce-limite-al-peggio
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April 8, 2025 at 10:51 PM
Detenute madri, non c’è limite al peggio
https://ilmanifesto.it/detenute-madri-non-ce-limite-al-peggio
https://ilmanifesto.it/detenute-madri-non-ce-limite-al-peggio
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My book CONVICT CRIMINOLOGY: AN INTRODUCTION (BUP, 2024) was reviewed by Baris Cayli Messina,Ph.D. & appears in Jan. 2025 ed. issue 276 PRISON SERVICE JOURNAL www.crimeandjustice.org.uk/prison-servi... #convictcriminology #corrections #criticalcriminology #incarceration #livedexperience #prison
January 22, 2025 at 3:13 PM
My book CONVICT CRIMINOLOGY: AN INTRODUCTION (BUP, 2024) was reviewed by Baris Cayli Messina,Ph.D. & appears in Jan. 2025 ed. issue 276 PRISON SERVICE JOURNAL www.crimeandjustice.org.uk/prison-servi... #convictcriminology #corrections #criticalcriminology #incarceration #livedexperience #prison
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January 23, 2025 at 3:05 PM
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Over the last two decades, police departments across the country have become more militarized, and no group has experienced an increase in police violence like women – particularly Black and brown women.
How does increasing violence in communities make our neighborhoods safer?
How does increasing violence in communities make our neighborhoods safer?
January 15, 2025 at 2:15 PM
Over the last two decades, police departments across the country have become more militarized, and no group has experienced an increase in police violence like women – particularly Black and brown women.
How does increasing violence in communities make our neighborhoods safer?
How does increasing violence in communities make our neighborhoods safer?
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There has long been a dual justice system in the U.S.—a criminal one that punishes marginalized people deemed inferior, and a regulatory one that treats corporate wrongdoers with a much softer touch.
Moving beyond this dichotomy is key to ending mass incarceration, writes Anthony Grasso.
Moving beyond this dichotomy is key to ending mass incarceration, writes Anthony Grasso.
Beyond Carceral Eugenics | Anthony Grasso | INQUEST
The United States has long treated street and corporate wrongdoing differently. Looking beyond this dichotomy can help us end mass incarceration.
inquest.org
January 15, 2025 at 3:06 PM
There has long been a dual justice system in the U.S.—a criminal one that punishes marginalized people deemed inferior, and a regulatory one that treats corporate wrongdoers with a much softer touch.
Moving beyond this dichotomy is key to ending mass incarceration, writes Anthony Grasso.
Moving beyond this dichotomy is key to ending mass incarceration, writes Anthony Grasso.