Incarceration (Un)Interrupted: Reclaiming Bodies, Lands, and Communities
Resource Guide for the 2019 International Round Table
Speaker: Dr. Stuart Schrader
Dr. Stuart Schrader, (Ph.D., American Studies) is a lecturer and sociologist at Johns Hopkins University and the author of the Badges Without Borders: How Global Counterinsurgency Transformed American Policing. He studies the intersections of racism, policing, and urbanization, examining security, counterinsurgency, and the entwinement of foreign and domestic policy. His work appears in The American Quarterly, Boston Review, Journal of Urban History, Harvard Design Magazine, and NACLA Report on the Americas.
For more information about the speaker and their work, visit their Official Website.
Book
Badges Without Borders by Available through Interlibrary Loan
- Policing EmpireJacobin article illustrating key themes of the book
- Policing the “Slums of the World”: A Conversation About Exporting American Police Expertise with Stuart SchraderAuthor's Toynbee Prize Foundation interview on the book's background and origins
Writing
Shaped by the State by MAC New Titles - Main Level: E743 .S47 2019
Author's work is in Chapter 10. A Carceral Empire: Placing the Political History of U.S. Prisons and Policing in the World
- Nicaragua: Central America’s Security Exception"Nicaragua is the most impoverished countries in Central America—and yet it is one of the safest. A divergence from U.S.-led security policy over past decades helps explain why."