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Prison Privatization in America: Costs and Benefits

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Prison Privatization in America: Costs and Benefits

The costs and beneï¬ts of prison privatization continue to provoke vigorous debate, says Dr. Melvin Mahone, even as irrefutable evidence mounts demonstrating that the private sector has the capacity, opportunity and commitment to meet and exceed the professional standards of contemporary corrections.

Mahone, a social justice specialist, outlines the arguments and concludes that the private sector is uniquely equipped to operate efï¬ciently, take rapid action, provide services, attract investment dollars, generate proï¬ts for investors, organize resources and conform to statutory requirements.

Moreover, based on his 11 critical questions asked in interviews, Mahone maintains that the social impact of having privatized prisons should engender a better quality of life for the inmate and the public.

Country	USA
Author	Melvin Mahone
Binding	Kindle Edition
Edition	1st
Format	Kindle eBook
Label	Beckham Publications Group, Inc.
Manufacturer	Beckham Publications Group, Inc.
NumberOfPages	175
PublicationDate	2012-02-27
Publisher	Beckham Publications Group, Inc.
ReleaseDate	2012-02-27
Studio	Beckham Publications Group, Inc.