The Process Is the Punishment: Thirty Years Later |
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| Authors: | Jennifer Earl |
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| Institution: | University of California, Santa Barbara, with a courtesy joint appointment in Law and Society |
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| Abstract: | This essay reviews the arguments and impacts of the classic work, The Process Is the Punishment by Malcolm Feeley, originally published in 1979 and republished with a new foreword and preface in 1992. This essay examines how the book has been used in sociolegal research since 1979 by empirically tracing its citation in published work. I also examine missed opportunities where The Process Is the Punishment could still expand its impact in the literature, as well as reviewing the major arguments and criticisms of the book. |
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