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I study the causal pathways that link prison work programs to convict rehabilitation, leveraging administrative data … and the isolation of mechanisms. Due to competing channels, I find that work in unskilled prison jobs impacts convicts on … the reincarceration rate, within three years of release, of convicts on terms longer than six months – because prison work …
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We conducted an experiment with 182 inmates from a maximum-security prison to analyze the impact of criminal identity … on dishonest behavior. We randomly primed half of the prisoners to increase the mental saliency of their criminal … identity, while treating the others as the control group. The results demonstrate that prisoners become more dishonest when we …
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uses 19th century US prison records to demonstrate that although modern BMIs have increased in the 20th century, 19th …
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1800s. Here, we use new data from the state prison in Ohio to track heights of black and white men from 1829 to 1913. We …
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between incarceration and employment rates for former female state prisoners from Illinois. Our analysis indicates that … although prison is associated with declining employment rates during the quarters leading up to women's incarcerations, it does … not appear to harm their employment prospects later on. In the short-term, we estimate that women's post-prison employment …
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data from male rural-urban migrants - prison inmates and comparable non-inmates - to examine whether parental absence in …
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Penology in the Jim Crow South centered on the chain gang. Gangs ostensibly served three purposes: their severity served as a deterrent; their putting convicts to work on roads and other public improvements reduced the taxpayers' costs of infrastructure; and their discriminatory implementation...
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