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Instead of Prisons: A Handbook for Abolitionists
Abolition
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Barbara Boward,Fay Honey Knopp,frameworks,Janet Lugo,Julie Lewin,Mark Morris,Mary Ann Largen,Mary Jo Brach,political education,prison abolition,PRISON RESEARCH EDUCATION ACTION PROJECT,Scott Christianson,Wendy Newton
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Writers
Fay Honey Knopp
Barbara Boward
Mary Jo Brach
Scott Christianson
Mary Ann Largen
Julie Lewin
Janet Lugo
Mark Morris
Wendy Newton

Researchers
Barbara Boward
Mary Jo Brach
Amy Davidson
Blanche Gelber
Margaret Grammer
Dwight Greene
Fay Honey Knopp
Julie Lewin
David Martin

Editor
Mark Morris

PRISON RESEARCH EDUCATION ACTION PROJECT

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