Decarcerating Disability: Deinstitutionalization and Prison Abolition

Decarcerating Disability: Deinstitutionalization and Prison Abolition By Ben-Moshe, Liat Published by University of Minnesota Press Publication Date: 2020-05-19 Subject: Disability: Social Aspects, Social Discrimination & Inequality, Ethnic Minorities & Multicultural Studies, Penology & Punishment, Social Science People With Disabilities, Social Science, People With Disabilities, Social Science Penology, Penology, Social Science Discrimination, Discrimination, Social Discrimination And Social Justice, Ethnic Groups And Multicultural Studies, Penology And Punishment, Deinstitutionalization - United States, People With Disabilities - Institutional Care, Prisoners With Disabilities - Deinstitutionalization - United States, Alternatives To Imprisonment - United States, Anf: Society, Social Science Discrimination, Social Science Penology, Social Science People With Disabilities, Social Science Discrimination, Social Science Penology, Social Science People With Disabilities, Disability: Social Aspects, Ethnic Minorities & Multicultural Studies, Penology & Punishment, Social Discrimination & Inequality, Ethnic Groups And Multicultural Studies, Penology And Punishment, Social Discrimination And Social Justice Subject Keywords: prison system; case study; mass incarceration; abolition; deinstitutionalization; race; disability studies; mental health; anti-psychiatry; carceral; integration; desegregation; psychiatric hospital; liberation; 1960s; 1970s; 1980s; oppression; criminology; social work Genre: Disability: Social Aspects, Social Discrimination & Inequality, Ethnic Minorities & Multicultural Studies, Penology & Punishment, Social Science, People With Disabilities, Social Science, Penology, Social Science, Discrimination, Disability: Social Aspects, Social Discrimination And Social Justice, Ethnic Groups And Multicultural Studies, Penology And Punishment Target Audience: A Read for the Modern Generation