Recent chapters in this series (16 titles)

• ‘Coercive Confinement’: An Idea Whose Time Has Come?*
• ‘Nothing to Say’? Prisoners and the Penal Past
• ‘Straightening Crooked Souls’: Psychology and Children in Custody in 1950s and 1960s Ireland*
• A Certain Class of Justice: Ireland’s Magdalenes
• Against Hibernian Exceptionalism
• Capital Punishment and Postcolonialism in Ireland
• Gender, Punishment and Violence in Ireland’s Revolution 1919–1923
• Histories of Penal Oversight
• Introduction
• Ireland’s ‘Historical’ Abuse Inquiries and the Secrecy of Records and Archives
• Peripheral: Women’s Imprisonment in Twentieth Century Ireland
• The Past in the Present: A Historical Perspective on Probation Work at the Intersection Between the Penal Voluntary and Criminal Justice Sectors
• The Ultimate Sacrifice: Irish Police (Gardaí) Murdered in the Line of Duty, 1922–2020
• Conclusions
• Feminicide as a Latin American issue
• Legislating Feminicide