Prisons of the World

Exploring the intersection of incarceration and societal challenges, this book examines how prisons serve as a response to deeper social, economic, and political problems. It delves into the role of governments in utilizing imprisonment as a tool for managing these issues, highlighting the implications for justice and reform. Through critical analysis, the author sheds light on the broader consequences of relying on prison systems, prompting readers to reconsider the effectiveness of incarceration in addressing the root causes of crime and social unrest.