Browsing by Author "Norris, Adele N."
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Are we really colour-blind? The normalisation of mass female incarceration
(SAGE, 2017)The sharp rise in female incarceration rates in both the United States and New Zealand has received increased attention. Even more pressing are the racial disparities among imprisoned females. This exploratory case study ... -
Colorblind ideology, mass incarceration, and controlling racial images: An intersectional analysis of presidential rhetoric from 1969–1996
(Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 2016)Ample research exists on the relationship between mainstream constructions of racialized images and perceptions of criminals. Fewer studies, however, have assessed the influence of political rhetoric in the construction ... -
An Examination of the Noken and Indigenous Cultural Identity: Voices of Papuan Women
(Lectito BV, 2018)Noken is an essential tool/bag/clothing in the lives of Indigenous people of West Papua, which is made from knitting thin strips of wood primarily from the Gnetum Gnemon tree. Raw materials required to make noken have ... -
Interrelated struggles and the role of the academic in the fight for freedom
(2019)Professor Biko Agozino delivered the keynote address for the launch of the new journal Decolonisation of Criminology and Justice on the 7th June of this year. He began his talk recounting his earliest memories as a child ... -
Silencing prisoner protests: Criminology, black women and state-sanctioned violence
(Auckland University of Technology, 2019)Protests and resistance from those locked away in jails, prisons and detention centers occur but receive limited, if any, mainstream attention. In the United States and Canada, 61 instances of prisoner unrest occurred in ...
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Indigenous women traders in the negotiation of space, place, and identity in the Merauke regency, Papua Province, Indonesia
(The University of Waikato, 2018)This research focuses on Indigenous women traders in Merauke regency, Papua Province, Indonesia. Indigenous women traders, known as Mama-Mama, are group of women who play a very important role in distributing local produces ...
