Jamison sat down guest host Eric Hartman, Executive Director of the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship at Haverford College and the Co-Founder of, to discuss critiques of global service-learning and best approaches for future practice. LIVE from the 5 th Global Service-Learning Summit at the University of Notre Dame: In this two-part episode, our final episode of the second season, co-host J.R. Throughout the podcast, we draw on interviews with Carlos Gallego and Alissa Bidwell in order to add different perspectives to our podcast.
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Finally, we compare private prisons in the United States with those in Japan and Mexico to demonstrate other ways in which privatization occurs in the penal system.
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We also briefly highlight recent laws and events relating to private prisons during both the Obama and Trump Administrations. Republicans and conservatives, on the other hand, have championed private prisons largely for their financial savings and because they are an opportunity to reduce the size of the government. Democrats and left-leaning individuals and organizations are generally critical of private prisons because of mistreatment of inmates, reduced opportunities for rehabilitation, and little or no financial savings. Then we explain and analyze political perspectives from both major parties.
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We begin by providing a brief history of American private prisons that focuses on the rapid growth of the prison population since the 1980s. In our podcast, we explain and analyze private prisons from historical, political, and international perspectives. Mike Guzman, Cates Eliasen, Grace Lofstrom, and Matthew Myers