Vivian Aranda-Hughes

What Do We Really Know About the Prevalence of Restrictive Housing? Illuminating the “Dark Figure” of the Most Extreme Forms of Incarceration

Jennifer M. Brown, D. Mears, Sonja E. Siennick, 2022, Criminal Justice and Behavior.

Work in Long-Term Restrictive Housing and Prison Personnel Perceptions of the Humanity of People Who Are Incarcerated

Joshua C. Cochran, Jennifer M. Brown, D. Mears, 2022, Criminal Justice and Behavior.

Women in Solitary Confinement: Relationships, Pseudofamilies, and the Limits of Control

D. Mears, George B. Pesta, J. Turanovic, 2020 .

The Contemporary Salience of Deprivation Theory: Prison Personnel Perceptions of Inmates and the Pains of Solitary Confinement

Jennifer M. Brown, D. Mears, George B. Pesta, 2020 .

Captives of the “Society of Captives”: Working in Solitary Confinement

William D. Bales, Jennifer M. Brown, D. Mears, 2023, The Prison Journal.

Stressed Out in Lock Down: The Impacts of Work in Extended Restrictive Housing on Prison Personnel

D. Mears, Vivian Aranda-Hughes, 2023, Justice Quarterly.

Solitary Confinement and Prison Personnel: Emotional numbing as a response to work in extended restrictive housing*

D. Mears, Vivian Aranda-Hughes, 2023, Incarceration.

Views From the Inside: Insights About Restrictive Housing From Prison System Officials, Officers, and Staff

D. Mears, George B. Pesta, Vivian Aranda-Hughes, 2021, The Prison Journal.

Managing Prisons Through Extended Solitary Confinement: A Necessary Approach or a Signal of Prison System Failure?

D. Mears, George B. Pesta, Vivian Aranda-Hughes, 2021, International journal of offender therapy and comparative criminology.