Europe in Prisons

1. Introduction: From Prisons in Europe to Europe in Prisons
Tom Daems, Luc Robert

2. Monitoring Prisons: The Increasingly Complex Relationship Between International and Domestic Frameworks
Christine Bicknell, Malcolm Evans

3. Human Rights in European Prisons: Can the Implementation of Strasbourg Court Judgments Influence Penitentiary Reform Domestically?
Dia Anagnostou, Dimitris Skleparis

4. Learning from Carceral Tours: Reflections After a Howard Tour Across Europe
Tom Vander Beken

5. Tracing the Impact of the Council of Europe Anti-torture Committee on Albania’s Prison System
Brunilda Pali, Xhilda Vocaj

6. Council of Europe Anti-Torture Committee and Prisons in Austria
Ursula Kriebaum

7. Europe in Belgian Prisons: Assessing the Impact of the Council of Europe Anti-Torture Committee and the European Court of Human Rights
Tom Daems, Luc Robert

8. Europe in Irish Prisons: Not Quite the ‘Good European’
Claire Hamilton

9. Best in Class? Norwegian Incarceration and the Pragmatic Production of Legitimacy
Thomas Horn, Thomas Ugelvik

10. European Prison Policy and Spanish Prison Practices: Understanding Confluences and Gaps
José Cid, Ariadna Andreu

11. Monitoring the Implementation Gap: A Comparative Perspective
Jonas Visschers, Tom Daems

12. The Future of Europe in Prisons
Tom Daems, Luc Robert

Nyckelord: Criminology and Criminal Justice, Prison and Punishment, Crime and Society, Criminological Theory, Quantitative Criminology, Juries and Criminal Trials