George H. Cox, JR

Introduction
The Prison Journal 1984 64: i-ii. [PDF]  

Editorial
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 1-3. [PDF]  

George H. Cox, JR

Values, Culture, and Prison Policy
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 5-15. [PDF] [References]  

Ronald M. Berkman

Crime, Corrections, and the Welfare State
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 16-30. [PDF] [References]  

Timothy J. Flanagan and Susan L. Caulfield

Public Opinion and Prison Policy: A Review
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 31-46. [PDF] [References]  

John P. Conrad

Corrections and its Constituencies
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 47-55. [PDF] [References]  

David E. Duffee

Limitations on Citizen Involvement in Correctional Programs
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 56-67. [PDF]  

Helen Clarke Molanphy

The U.S. Courts and Prison Reform: Ruiz v. Estelle
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 68-75. [PDF] [References]  

Susette M. Talarico

Prison Politics and Criminal Law: An Essay
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 76-87. [PDF] [References]  

R. Dean Wright

Emergency Prison Release Policies: The Iowa Example
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 88-96. [PDF] [References]  

Vernon Fox

The Politics of Prison Management
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 97-112. [PDF] [References]  

Bernard J. McCarthy

Keeping an Eye on the Keeper: Prison Corruption and Its Control
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 113-125. [PDF] [References]  

Rendell A. Davis

The Challenge of A New Correctional Era
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 126-131. [PDF]  

William G. Nagel

Determinate vs. Indeterminate Sentencing: A Second Look
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 132-136. [PDF]  

Rendell A. Davis

Book Review : The Death Penalty, A Debate, by (PRO) Ernest van den Haag and (CON) John P. Conrad, Plenum Press, New York, 1983, $16.95
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 137-139. [PDF]  

Howard B. Gill

Letter to the Editor
The Prison Journal 1984 64: 140-141. [PDF]  

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