Arresting Citizenship

Discover the profound insights of "Arresting Citizenship" by the University of Chicago Press, published in 2014. This thought-provoking book delves into the contemporary carceral state, revealing that one-third of America's adult population has interacted with the criminal justice system, resulting in a criminal record. With 312 pages of compelling analysis, the author argues that this extensive reach of the criminal justice system has fundamentally altered the relationship between citizens and the state, creating a significant population of second-class citizens. This essential read is perfect for those interested in understanding the implications of incarceration on citizenship and the broader societal impacts. Explore the complexities of justice and citizenship today!