01174     2200229   4500001000700000011001400007100004100021101000800062102000700070200010600077330054100183461005400724606001600778606002600794606001000820606002300830606003200853675000600885700002300891701002100914852000900935408943  a1809-4031  a        d        kmmy0pory50      ba  aeng  aUS  aPrison architecture and inmate misconductea multilevel assessmentfRobert G. Morris, John L. Worrall  aResearchers have not yet devoted sufficient attention to the effect of prison
architecture on inmate misconduct. Using data from the population of male
prisoners in Texas, the authors explored the association between two prison
architectural design types (as determined by satellite imagery) and inmate misconduct. The results from multilevel statistical analyses suggest that architectural design is associated with nonviolent misconduct but not violent misconduct.
Policy implications and directions for future research are discussed.  c Texas Dallasd2010pP. 1-27tCrime & Delinquency  aARQUITETURA  aARQUITETURA PRISIONAL  aPRESO  aAMBIENTE PRISIONAL  aCOMPORTAMENTOS DOS RECLUSOS  a7  aMORRISbRobert G.   aWORRALLbJohn L.  j7MOR