Issue Information

• Published date: 01 May 2019
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/1745-9133.12387
• Date: 01 May 2019

CRIMINOLOGY & Public Policy VOLUME 18 • ISSUE 2 • MAY 2019 • PAGES 209  505

CRIMINOLOGY & Public Policy

VOLUME 18 • ISSUE 2 • MAY 2019

SPECIAL ISSUE ON PRIVATE

CORRECTIONS

EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION

Introduction to the special issue on privatized

corrections

Daniel P. Mears and Andrea N. Montes

INTRODUCTION

Privatized corrections in the 21st century:

Reframing the privatization debate

Andrea N. Montes and Daniel P. Mears

History of privatized corrections

Richard W. Harding , John Rynne , and

Lisa  omsen

DOMAINS OF PRIVATIZATION

Current status of prison privatization research on

American prisons and jails

Gerald G. Gaes

Equal or not? Private versus public corrections

services, programming, and climate

John Wooldredge and Joshua C. Cochran

Privatization of community corrections

Edward J. Latessa and Lori Brusman Lovins

Justice “cost points”: Examination of

privatization within public systems of justice

Alexes Harris , Tyler Smith , and Emmi Obara

It’s about quality: Private confi nement facilities in

juvenile justice

J e  rey A. Butts and John Pfa

PERSPECTIVES ON PRIVATIZATION

Persistent puzzles: The philosophy and ethics

of private corrections in the context of

contemporary penality

Richard Sparks and James Gacek

The politics of correctional privatization in the

United States

Brett C. Burkhardt

Privatized corrections: Questions of legality

Lauren-Brooke Eisen

Cost–benefi t analysis and privatized corrections

Travis C. Pratt

Public opinion and correctional privatization

Natasha A. Frost , Jessica Trapassi , and

Steven Heinz

International perspectives on the privatization of

corrections

James Byrne , Kimberly R. Kras , and

Lina Maria Marmolejo

CORRIGENDUM

Response to “What works with gangs:

A breakthrough”

CRIMINOLOGY

& Public Policy

A journal devoted to policy discussions

of criminology research fi ndings

VOLUME 18 • ISSUE 2 • MAY 2019