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200			_aManaging a correctional marketplace _eprison privatization in the United States and the United Kingdom _fDavid E. Pozen
330			_aWith two of the largest prison populations per capita in the Western world, the United States and the United Kingdom1 are also global leaders in the privatization of their prison systems. At yearend 2001, privately operated prisons held over 6.5 percent of America’s state and federal adult correctional facility population, representing more than 90,000 offenders.2 And in June 2001, privately operated prisons held almost 9.4 percent of Britain’s total adult correctional facility population, representing more than 6,000 offenders.3 Scotland, Holland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa,
461			_cVirginia _d2003 _pp. 253-284 _tJournal of Law & Politics _vVol. 19
606			_92969 _aSISTEMA PENAL
606			_9103422 _aPRIVATIZAÇÃO DAS PRISÕES
606			_91876 _aSISTEMA PENITENCIÁRIO
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700			_9422190 _aPozen _bDavid E.
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