The Palgrave Handbook of Prison Tourism / edited by Jacqueline Z. Wilson, Sarah Hodgkinson, Justin Piché, Kevin Walby.

• Chapter 1. Introduction -- Section 1. Ethics, Human Rights and Penal Spectatorship -- Chapter 2. Iconic Power, Dark Tourism and the Spectacle of Suffering -- Chapter 3. Remembering and Forgetting the Gulag -- Chapter 4. “A Funny Place for a Prison” -- Chapter 5. Juxtaposing Prison and Other Carceral Sites -- Chapter 6. Mapping the Labyrinth -- Chapter 7. Screening Tourist Encounters -- Chapter 8. Penal Optics and the Struggle for the Right to Look -- Section 2. Carceral Retasking, Curation and Commodification of Punishment -- Chapter 9. Layers of Violence -- Chapter 10. Rottnest or Wadjemup -- Chapter 11. Taiwan’s Former Political Prisons -- Chapter 12. Representing the Maze/Long Kesh Prison in Northern Ireland -- Chapter 13. The “Kresty” Prison and Tourism -- Chapter 14. Prisons, Tourism and Symbolism -- Chapter 15. Rocking the Boat -- Section 3. Meanings of Prison Life and Representations of Punishment in Tourism Sites -- Chapter 16. Vagabonds and Rogues -- Chapter 17. City of Women -- Chapter 18. Constructed Inmates -- Chapter 19. Commemorating Captive Women -- Chapter 20. From Shame to Fame -- Chapter 21. Haunting Encounters at Canadian Penal History Museums -- Chapter 22. In the Steps of Monte Cristo and the “Last Queen of France” -- Section 4. Death and Torture in Prison Museums -- Chapter 23. Penal Tourism and the Paradox of (In)Humane Punishment -- Chapter 24. Representing Political Oppression -- Chapter 25. Punishment as Sublime Edutainment -- Chapter 26. Representations of Capital Punishment in Canadian Penal History Museums -- Chapter 27. Ghost Hunting in Prison -- Chapter 28. Don’t Mess with Texas -- Section 5. Colonialism, Relics of Empire and Prison Museums -- Chapter 29. Empire and Its Aftermath in Four (Post-)Colonial Settings -- Chapter 30. Journeying Towards New Methods in Prison Tourism Research -- Chapter 31. Remembering and Representing Imprisonment in Postcolonial Cities -- Chapter 32. Penal Tourism of the Carceral Other as Colonial Narrative -- Chapter 33. Reversing Criminology’s White Gaze -- Chapter 34. Penal Transportation, Family History and Convict Tourism -- Chapter 35. Inventing a Colonial Dark Tourism Site -- Section 6. Visitor Consumption and Experiences of Prison Tourism -- Chapter 36. Explorations in Banality -- Chapter 37. Visitor Experiences at Prison Museums -- Chapter 38. Execution on Display -- Chapter 39. In Their Own Words -- Chapter 40. Interpretive Programming on Alcatraz Island -- Chapter 41. “Cannibals and Convicts” -- Section 7. Tourism and Operational Prisons -- Chapter 42. The Backpacker’s Guide to the Prison -- Chapter 43. The Prison Tour as a Pedagogical Tool -- Chapter 44. Touring Operational Carceral Facilities as a Pedagogical Tool -- Chapter 45. Why and How Prison Museums/Tourism Contribute to the Normalization of the Carceral/Shadow Carceral State -- Chapter 46. Punitive Healing and Penal Relics -- Chapter 47. Developing Pedagogies of Human Rights and Social Justice in the Prison Museum -- Chapter 48. Sport, Spectacle and Carceral Othering.

• . 

Ämnesord

Critical criminology.  (LCSH)

Transnational crime.  (LCSH)

Organized crime.  (LCSH)

Corrections.  (LCSH)

Punishment.  (LCSH)

Crime  -- Sociological aspects. (LCSH)

Criminology and Criminal Justice. 

Prison and Punishment. 

Critical Criminology. 

Crime and Society. 

Organized Crime. 

Transnational Crime.