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The aim is to explore how reentry functions as a gendered and spatial continuum of punishment for women post-incarceration.

Reentry as a gendered carceral continuum: Surveillance, neglect, and the extension of punishment

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The aim is to explore how reentry functions as a gendered and spatial continuum of punishment for women post-incarceration.
Qualitative longitudinal study conducted with women incarcerated and released on parole in Portugal.
Analysis situates findings within critical reentry studies and feminist abolitionist scholarship.
Reentry reproduces structural inequalities and stigma, hindering social reintegration.
Carceral power is maintained through welfare withdrawal and low-intensity supervision.
Invisible impacts of incarceration persist across prison and community spaces.

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Qualitative longitudinal study reveals how reentry perpetuates stigma and neglect in women's reintegration, suggesting anti-punitive practices.

Sílvia Gomes (2026) studied this question.

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Qualitative longitudinal study reveals how reentry perpetuates stigma and neglect in women's reintegration, suggesting anti-punitive practices.