Beyond Walls and Cages: Prisons, Borders, and Global Crisis

Acknowledgments

xi Acknowledgments The community of supportive, thoughtful, gracious people that sustained the three of us during this project is vast. First, we are grateful to the book’s contributors with whom we have been honored to work and from whom we have learned so much. We send tremendous thanks to friends, colleagues, and organizers who have sustained us with their smarts, leadership, generous listening, good humor, and camaraderie over the four years that this project has been in the works. We would like to thank the folks who make the Geographies of Justice and Social Transformation series at the University of Georgia Press run—especially Nik Heynen and Derek Krissoff—for believing in this unique compilation of voices. The book benefited from the thorough readings and suggestions of anonymous reviewers. Finally, thank you to Left Turn and Organizing Upgrade for giving us permission to reprint Subhash Kateel’s articles, to the Southern California Library for permission to reprint Micol Seigel’s article, and to Ulyamorsk University Press for permission to reprint Olga Aksyutina’s chapter. This page intentionally left blank Beyond Walls and Cages This page intentionally left blank ...