Redesigning Incarceration: From Punishment to Rehabilitation

This chapter examines the transformation of jail design in America, shifting focus from punitive environments towards humane spaces conducive to rehabilitation. It discusses the closure of Rikers Island and the development of smaller, more supportive jail facilities in New York City, emphasizing successful models like Denver's detention center. Additionally, it addresses the broader implications of evolving job descriptions in the workforce, highlighting exaggerated titles and their impact on candidates and work culture.