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  1. Legitimation work in privatized criminal justice: Softening, shrinking, and signaling
  2. Legitimation work in privatized criminal justice: Softening, shrinking, and signaling
  3. Advertising Frames and the Legitimation of the Armed American Woman
  4. From Private Prisons to Private Detention: Visualizing the Business of Immigration Enforcement
  5. Understanding Public Preferences for Policing Homeless Individuals in the United States: Results from a National Survey
  6. Understanding Public Preferences for Policing Homeless Individuals in the United States: Results from a National Survey
  7. How should police respond to homelessness? Results from a survey experiment in Portland, Oregon
  8. How should police respond to homelessness? Results from a survey experiment in Portland, Oregon
  9. Toward a political sociology of privatized punishment: Contestation, state structures, and stratification
  10. Toward a political sociology of privatized punishment: Contestation, state structures, and stratification
  11. Whose tweets are surveilled for the police
  12. The Politics of Correctional Privatization in the United States
  13. The politics of correctional privatization in the United States
  14. Agency Correlates of Police Militarization: The Case of MRAPs
  15. Agency Correlates of Police Militarization: The Case of MRAPs
  16. Does the public sector respond to private competition? An analysis of privatization and prison performance
  17. Does the Public Sector Respond to Private Competition? An Analysis of Privatization and Prison Performance
  18. Contesting Market Rationality: Discursive Struggles over Prison Privatization
  19. Contesting market rationality: Discursive struggles over prison privatization
  20. Who is in private prisons? Demographic profiles of prisoners and workers in American private prisons
  21. University Researcher and Law Enforcement Collaboration
  22. Durkheim, Punishment, and Prison Privatization
  23. Who punishes whom? Bifurcation of private and public responsibilities in criminal punishment
  24. Durkheim, Punishment, and Prison Privatization
  25. Judicial Intervention into Prisons: Comparing Private and Public Prisons from 1990 to 2005
  26. Repeat Police Contacts with Persons With Mental Illness
  27. Private Prisons in Public Discourse: Measuring Moral Legitimacy
  28. Racial composition of private prisons
  29. Child support debt forgiveness
  30. Ideology over strategy: Extending voting rights to felons and ex-felons, 1966–1992
  31. Criminal Punishment, Labor Market Outcomes, and Economic Inequality: Devah Pager's