The Opening of Prisons and the Surrounding Social Ecosystem. For not having been ideologically considered, the primary function of prisons (keeping in confinement to keep apart) gives them a stigma similar to that which punishes inmates. The ways of dealing with this shame (in terms of neighbourhood relationships, economies and social integration) demonstrate the development of a sensitive zone around each jail, structured by these social relationships. On the other hand, the socio-economical characteristics of the environment reinforce different spheres of influence within each prison, to the detriment of global coherence. These social logics conflict with the recent French policy of « opening » jails to external partnership.
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