A legal geography of prison and other carceral spaces

S Bloch - Antipode, 2024 - Wiley Online Library
As scholars apply the concept of “the carceral” to more and increasingly diffuse spaces of
containment, displacement, and cordoning across free society, I call for a means by which …

The pendulum swings: mobilizing policies to develop mass homeless encampments in the “progressive” city

S Przybylinski - Urban Geography, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
Portland, Oregon sits at the forefront of experimenting with policies for sheltering unhoused
people outside of congregate shelter. In 2021, the City Government legalized sanctioned …

Compassionate revanchism, homelessness, and the divided local state: the case of Spokane, WA

K Gower - Urban Geography, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
This study deepens our understanding of compassionate revanchism in the spatial
management of homelessness in a relatively understudied, midsize city: Spokane, WA …

Maintaining Portland's “progressive dystopia”: housing, carcerality, and the real estate state

L Weber - Urban Geography, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
In 2020, a coalition formed between a local real estate developer, a nonprofit, and a senator
soon to run for state governor, with the goal of turning a never-used county jail in Portland …