Punishment and Politics: The Maximum Security Prison in New Zealand
by Greg Newbold
Greg Newbold examines the intersection of punishment and politics in New Zealand, focusing on the maximum-security prison as a legal, political, and social institution. The book offers a focused study of imprisonment and its place within public policy and governance.
About This Book
Punishment and Politics examines the relationship between penal practice and political decision-making in New Zealand.
Focusing on the maximum-security prison, the book considers imprisonment as both a legal institution and a subject of public policy.
Greg Newbold places New Zealand’s prison system at the center of a broader discussion about punishment, governance, and society.
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