David Gordon Scott works at The Open University and is Co-Founding Editor of the journal Justice, Power and Resistance.

'Abolitionist Voices provides an excellent collection of thought-provoking and politically engaged arguments for abolitionism. Its breadth is impressive: from underpinnings of colonialism, slavery and political economy to the ideas of Kropotkin, Foucault and others.' Christopher Cunneen, University of Technology Sydney

• Foreword by Johannes FeestPreface1. The Abolitionist Rhizome - David Gordon Scott Part 1: Voices of the Oppressed2. Kropotkin and the Anarchist Case for Penal Abolition - Ruth Kinna 3. Angela Davis and the Contributions and Contradictions of Abolition - Joy James4. Phenomenology, Abolition and the Lived Experience of Incarceration - Lisa GuentherPart 2: Abolitionist Ideas5. Liberation and Reconciliation: The Christian Tradition and Prison Abolition - Hannah Bowman 6. The Daybreak of Abolition: The Overcoming of Punishment and Promotion of Therapy in Nietzsche’s Philosophy - Caius Brandão7. Marxism and the Political Economy of Abolitionism - Jon Burnett 8. Foucault and Prison Abolition - Chloë TaylorPart 3: The Scope of Oppression 9. The Slavery Industrial Complex - Viviane Saleh-Hanna10. Abolition and the Colonial Carceral Archipelago - Thalia Anthony and Harry Blagg 11. Southerning Nonpunitive and Abolitionist Feminism - Valeria Vegh Weis Part 4: Struggles for Liberation and Justice12. Eco-Abolition: Policing Environmental Injustice - Nathan Stephens-Griffin and Andrea Brock 13. Abolitionist Activism in Post-Mass-Media Societies: Moral Panic and the Amplification of Abolitionist Voices - Michael Dellwing14. Libertarian Socialism and the Struggle for Liberative Justice - David Gordon Scott

David Gordon Scott works at The Open University and is Co-Founding Editor of the journal Justice, Power and Resistance.

'Abolitionist Voices provides an excellent collection of thought-provoking and politically engaged arguments for abolitionism. Its breadth is impressive: from underpinnings of colonialism, slavery and political economy to the ideas of Kropotkin, Foucault and others.' Christopher Cunneen, University of Technology Sydney

• Foreword by Johannes FeestPreface1. The Abolitionist Rhizome - David Gordon Scott Part 1: Voices of the Oppressed2. Kropotkin and the Anarchist Case for Penal Abolition - Ruth Kinna 3. Angela Davis and the Contributions and Contradictions of Abolition - Joy James4. Phenomenology, Abolition and the Lived Experience of Incarceration - Lisa GuentherPart 2: Abolitionist Ideas5. Liberation and Reconciliation: The Christian Tradition and Prison Abolition - Hannah Bowman 6. The Daybreak of Abolition: The Overcoming of Punishment and Promotion of Therapy in Nietzsche’s Philosophy - Caius Brandão7. Marxism and the Political Economy of Abolitionism - Jon Burnett 8. Foucault and Prison Abolition - Chloë TaylorPart 3: The Scope of Oppression 9. The Slavery Industrial Complex - Viviane Saleh-Hanna10. Abolition and the Colonial Carceral Archipelago - Thalia Anthony and Harry Blagg 11. Southerning Nonpunitive and Abolitionist Feminism - Valeria Vegh Weis Part 4: Struggles for Liberation and Justice12. Eco-Abolition: Policing Environmental Injustice - Nathan Stephens-Griffin and Andrea Brock 13. Abolitionist Activism in Post-Mass-Media Societies: Moral Panic and the Amplification of Abolitionist Voices - Michael Dellwing14. Libertarian Socialism and the Struggle for Liberative Justice - David Gordon Scott

David Gordon Scott works at The Open University and is Co-Founding Editor of the journal Justice, Power and Resistance.

'Abolitionist Voices provides an excellent collection of thought-provoking and politically engaged arguments for abolitionism. Its breadth is impressive: from underpinnings of colonialism, slavery and political economy to the ideas of Kropotkin, Foucault and others.' Christopher Cunneen, University of Technology Sydney

• Foreword by Johannes FeestPreface1. The Abolitionist Rhizome - David Gordon Scott Part 1: Voices of the Oppressed2. Kropotkin and the Anarchist Case for Penal Abolition - Ruth Kinna 3. Angela Davis and the Contributions and Contradictions of Abolition - Joy James4. Phenomenology, Abolition and the Lived Experience of Incarceration - Lisa GuentherPart 2: Abolitionist Ideas5. Liberation and Reconciliation: The Christian Tradition and Prison Abolition - Hannah Bowman 6. The Daybreak of Abolition: The Overcoming of Punishment and Promotion of Therapy in Nietzsche’s Philosophy - Caius Brandão7. Marxism and the Political Economy of Abolitionism - Jon Burnett 8. Foucault and Prison Abolition - Chloë TaylorPart 3: The Scope of Oppression 9. The Slavery Industrial Complex - Viviane Saleh-Hanna10. Abolition and the Colonial Carceral Archipelago - Thalia Anthony and Harry Blagg 11. Southerning Nonpunitive and Abolitionist Feminism - Valeria Vegh Weis Part 4: Struggles for Liberation and Justice12. Eco-Abolition: Policing Environmental Injustice - Nathan Stephens-Griffin and Andrea Brock 13. Abolitionist Activism in Post-Mass-Media Societies: Moral Panic and the Amplification of Abolitionist Voices - Michael Dellwing14. Libertarian Socialism and the Struggle for Liberative Justice - David Gordon Scott