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Introduction / Alice Mills and Kathleen Kendall
Part I. Penal power and the psy disciplines: Contextualising mental health and imprisonment
'We are recreating Bedlam': A history of mental illness and prison systems in England and Ireland / Catherine Cox and Hilary Marland
The architecture of psychiatry and the architecture of incarceration / Simon Cross and Yvonne Jewkes
Psychological jurisprudence and the relational problems of de-vitalisation and finalisation: Revisiting the society of captives thesis / Bruce A. Arrigo and Brian G. Sellers
Part II. Care versus custody
Care versus custody: Challenges in the provision of prison mental health care / Alice Mills and Kathleen Kendall
How do now psychoactive substances affect the mental health of prisoners? / Hattie Moyes
'There was no understanding, there was no care, there was no looking after me': The impact of the prison environment on the mental health of female prisoners / Anastasia Jablonska and Rosie Meek
Part III. Dividing practices: Structural violence, mental health and imprisonment
Institutions of default and management: Aboriginal women with mental and cognitive disability in prison / Ruth McCausland, Elizabeth McEntyre and Eileen Baldry
Culture, mental illness, and prison: A New Zealand perspective / James Covney and Susan Hatteres Friedman
'Malignant reality': Mental ill-health and self-inflicted deaths in prisons in England and Wales / Joe Sim
Institutional captives: US women trapped in the medical/correctional/welfare circuit / Maureen Norton-Hawk and Susan Sered
Queer and trans incarceration distress: Considerations from a mad queer abolitionist perspective / Andrea Daley and Kim Radford
Part IV. Alternative penal practices and communities
A sense of belonging: The walls to bridges educational program as a healing space / Shoshana Pollack and Denise Edwards
Coping with incarceration: The emerging case for the utility of peer-support programmes in prison / Christian Perrin
Part V. Mental health in prisons: Key messages and strategies from critical perspectives
Conclusion / Kathleen Kendall and Alice Mills.
Part I. Penal power and the psy disciplines: Contextualising mental health and imprisonment
'We are recreating Bedlam': A history of mental illness and prison systems in England and Ireland / Catherine Cox and Hilary Marland
The architecture of psychiatry and the architecture of incarceration / Simon Cross and Yvonne Jewkes
Psychological jurisprudence and the relational problems of de-vitalisation and finalisation: Revisiting the society of captives thesis / Bruce A. Arrigo and Brian G. Sellers
Part II. Care versus custody
Care versus custody: Challenges in the provision of prison mental health care / Alice Mills and Kathleen Kendall
How do now psychoactive substances affect the mental health of prisoners? / Hattie Moyes
'There was no understanding, there was no care, there was no looking after me': The impact of the prison environment on the mental health of female prisoners / Anastasia Jablonska and Rosie Meek
Part III. Dividing practices: Structural violence, mental health and imprisonment
Institutions of default and management: Aboriginal women with mental and cognitive disability in prison / Ruth McCausland, Elizabeth McEntyre and Eileen Baldry
Culture, mental illness, and prison: A New Zealand perspective / James Covney and Susan Hatteres Friedman
'Malignant reality': Mental ill-health and self-inflicted deaths in prisons in England and Wales / Joe Sim
Institutional captives: US women trapped in the medical/correctional/welfare circuit / Maureen Norton-Hawk and Susan Sered
Queer and trans incarceration distress: Considerations from a mad queer abolitionist perspective / Andrea Daley and Kim Radford
Part IV. Alternative penal practices and communities
A sense of belonging: The walls to bridges educational program as a healing space / Shoshana Pollack and Denise Edwards
Coping with incarceration: The emerging case for the utility of peer-support programmes in prison / Christian Perrin
Part V. Mental health in prisons: Key messages and strategies from critical perspectives
Conclusion / Kathleen Kendall and Alice Mills.