Private Prisons: An Incomplete Survey
I had the opportunity to Chair and present at an excellent session at the 4th Annual East Asian Law and Society conference in Tokyo, Japan. The session itself was titled Privatization and Public-Private Partnerships with Prisons and Corrections: Benefits, Concerns and Models.
My paper was titled Models of Privatization and Public-Private Partnerships with Prisons: An Incomplete Survey.
Models of Privatization and Public-Private Partnerships with Prisons: An Incomplete Survey (2015) by Dr Paul Leighton
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See also
Prison Privatization in US and Japan (2014 presentation and information on Shimane Asahi Rehabilitation Center - a Japanese high-tech, public-private partnership)
The problems with private prisons (2011 and 2013 presentations)
Why Private Prisons Do Not Save Money (2008)
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