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Sociology of Mass Incarceration and Community Reintegration
Analyze mandatory minimum sentencing laws, private prison contracts, collateral consequences of felony convictions, and recidivism rates.
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Contemporary Economic Policy and Institutional Reform
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Evaluate policy interventions and systemic reforms across higher education, workforce dynamics, market power, and community wealth building.
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