prisons, power, and vulnerability Warr, Jason creator author. text bibliography enk 2020 monographic eng 1 online resource (240 pages) This book explores how forensic psychology has come to inhabit a central unifying discursive presence in the life world of modern carceral institutions. Providing a sociological and qualitative account of forensic practitioner psychologists, the author looks both in, and alongside, the work of such practitioners to explore how they simultaneously occupy positions of power and vulnerability. Focusing not only on how practitioners themselves come to embody a pervasive system of disciplinary expertise, but also on how they experience other forms of penal control, the book offers a novel and complete exploration of forensic psychology, the modern prison, and power. This is an accessible text for prison practitioners, criminological and sociological researchers and forensic psychologists on the nature and reality of forensic psychological practice in the contemporary prisons of England and Wales. Chapter 1: Introduction: Forensic Psychology and Her Majesty's Prison Service. -- Chapter 2: Disciplinary Capital: Forensic Psychology, Power, and Expertise. -- Chapter 3: Risk, Rehabilitation, and the Development of Forensic Psychological Services. -- Chapter 4: The Values and Perspectives of Forensic Psychologists. -- Chapter 5: Occupational Experiences of Forensic Psychologists. -- Chapter 6: Adjuncts of Penal Power. -- Chapter 7: Subalterns of Penal Power. -- Chapter 8: Gender, Sexism, and the Prison. -- Chapter 9: The Paradox of Being Vulnerable Adjuncts. by Jason Warr (De Montfort University, UK). Includes index. Includes bibliographical references. Crime prevention Social Science Criminology Crime & criminology HV7431 .W37 2020 364.1 9781839099625 9781839099601 https://doi.org/10.1108/9781839099601 https://doi.org/10.1108/9781839099601 UtOrBLW 201123 20251029120040.0 9781839099625 eng