%0 Journal Article
%T Race and ethnicity I: Property, race, and the carceral state
%A Anne Bonds
%J Progress in Human Geography
%@ 1477-0288
%D 2019
%R 10.1177/0309132517751297
%X In this report, I focus on property, particularly housing, as an essential race-making institution and consider its connections to the carceral state. I examine renewed attention to property within geography and some of the ways that scholars are engaging with property regimes as a means to theorize race. Situating property within the context of racial capitalism and critical carceral studies, I draw from struggles over segregation and open housing in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to illustrate the linkages between the city¡¯s housing crisis and policing. A robust body of literature documents the inseparability of race and crime, but I further contend that both are conjoined with the politics of residential property
%K housing
%K policing
%K property
%K race
%K the carceral state
%U https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0309132517751297