Governing prisons
Subtitle: a comparative study of correctional management
By: John J. DiIulio, Jr.
Edition: 1st Free Press Paperback ed.
Publisher: Free Press; Collier Macmillan
Published: 1990
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 349
Subjects: Prison administration -- United States; Prisons -- United States; Prisoners -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 319-334) and index.
Table of contents: title: Acknowledgments
pagenum: xiii; title: Introduction
pagenum: 1; label: One
title: Understanding Prisons
pagenum: 9; label: 1
title: The Governability of Prisons
pagenum: 11; title: The Sociological View of Prisons
pagenum: 13; title: The Sociological View of Crime and Corrections
pagenum: 14; title: Sociology and Inmate Society
pagenum: 15; title: Sociology and Prison Management
pagenum: 18; title: The Evolution of Prison Sociology
pagenum: 19; title: Sociology and the Contemporary Prison
pagenum: 21; title: Evaluating Prison Sociology
pagenum: 22; title: Prison Violence: Are Lax or Tight Controls to Blame?
pagenum: 22; title: The Prison Riots of 1951-1953
pagenum: 23; title: Prison Riots of the 1980s
pagenum: 27; title: Sociology and Prison Violence
pagenum: 30; title: Participative Prison Management: Should Inmates Be Self-Governing?
pagenum: 33; title: Intellectual Origins of Prison Democracy
pagenum: 34; title: Lessons of Experience: Walla Walla Penitentiary
pagenum: 37; title: Sociology and Inmate Self-Government
pagenum: 38; title: Inmate Treatment and Custody: Are They in Conflict?
pagenum: 40; title: Custody as a Condition of Treatment
pagenum: 41; title: Custody as a Part of Treatment
pagenum: 42; title: The Sociological View of Treatment Versus Custody
pagenum: 43; title: Administrative Change and Its Consequences
pagenum: 43; title: The Case of Stateville Penitentiary
pagenum: 44; title: Limits of Prison Sociology
pagenum: 45; title: Conclusion: A Governmental Perspective on Prisons
pagenum: 46; label: 2
title: The Quality of Prison Life
pagenum: 49; title: Measuring the Quality of Prison Life: Order, Amenity, and Service
pagenum: 50; title: Order in Texas, Michigan, and California Prisons
pagenum: 52; title: Texas: The Most Orderly Prisons
pagenum: 53; title: The Decline of Order in Texas Prisons
pagenum: 59; title: Intrasystem Differences in Order: California Prisons
pagenum: 60; title: Explaining Differences in Prison Order
pagenum: 63; title: Inaccurate or Biased Data
pagenum: 64; title: Characteristics of the Inmate Population
pagenum: 69; title: Level of Expenditures
pagenum: 72; title: Level of Crowding
pagenum: 74; title: Inmate-to-Staff Ratios
pagenum: 76; title: Level of Training
pagenum: 76; title: Architecture
pagenum: 84; title: Inmate Social System
pagenum: 86; title: Level of Inmate Treatment
pagenum: 88; title: Inmate-Staff Race Relations
pagenum: 93; title: Repressive Measures
pagenum: 94; title: The Quality of Prison Management
pagenum: 95; label: Two
title: Governing Prisons
pagenum: 97; label: 3
title: Governing Prisons in Three States
pagenum: 99; title: A Tour Through TDC, CDC, and MDC: Three Models of Correctional Management
pagenum: 100; title: Elements of the Texas Control Model
pagenum: 104; title: Evolution of the Control Model
pagenum: 110; title: Defects of the Control Model
pagenum: 111; title: Elements of the Michigan Responsibility Model
pagenum: 118; title: Evolution of the Responsibility Model
pagenum: 121; title: Defects of the Responsibility Model
pagenum: 123; title: Elements of the California Consensual Model
pagenum: 127; title: Evolution of the Consensual Model
pagenum: 131; title: Defects of the Consensual Model
pagenum: 137; title: Varieties of Correctional Administration
pagenum: 137; title: The Walls Unit: Huntsville, Texas
pagenum: 139; title: California Prisons: Soledad and CMC
pagenum: 153; title: Michigan: Huron Valley Men's Facility (HVMF)
pagenum: 159; title: Summary and Conclusion
pagenum: 164; label: 4
title: Correctional Philosophy and Leadership
pagenum: 165; title: The Keeper Philosophy
pagenum: 167; title: Texas Keepers and the Control Model
pagenum: 175; title: Michigan Keepers and the Responsibility Model
pagenum: 180; title: California Keepers and the Consensual Model
pagenum: 184; title: Correctional Leadership
pagenum: 187; title: Correctional Leadership in California
pagenum: 189; title: Correctional Leadership in Michigan
pagenum: 192; title: Correctional Leadership in Texas: "Walking George"
pagenum: 195; label: 5
title: Correctional Change: The Case of Texas Prisons
pagenum: 205; title: The Rotten Crutch: Texas Building Tenders
pagenum: 206; title: Court Intervention: The Ruiz Case
pagenum: 212; title: Administrative Change and Its Consequences
pagenum: 216; title: Aftermath and Opportunity
pagenum: 227; title: Summary and Conclusion
pagenum: 230; label: Three
title: Improving Prisons
pagenum: 233; label: 6
title: The Prison as a Constitutional Government
pagenum: 235; title: Internal Controls: Prison Bureaucracy
pagenum: 236; title: Correctional Leadership and Administrative Stability
pagenum: 241; title: The Path to Better Prisons: Obstacles and Opportunities
pagenum: 243; title: Correctional Workers
pagenum: 243; title: Courts and Corrections
pagenum: 246; title: Correctional Officer Unions
pagenum: 250; title: Prisons, Politicians, and the Press
pagenum: 251; title: Prisons, Professors, and Public Policy
pagenum: 255; title: Rethinking Rehabilitation
pagenum: 256; title: Beyond Recidivism
pagenum: 258; title: The Morality of Imprisonment
pagenum: 259; title: Conclusion: The Duty to Govern
pagenum: 262; label: Four
title: Studying Prisons
pagenum: 265; title: Appendix: Prison Research
pagenum: 267; title: Gaining Access
pagenum: 267; title: Gathering Data
pagenum: 270; title: Generating Interest
pagenum: 274; title: Future Research
pagenum: 275; title: Notes
pagenum: 277; title: Selected Annotated Bibliography
pagenum: 319; title: Index
pagenum: 337