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Le genre in situ: La prison Le numéro actuel de la revue Signs est consacré aux femmes, genre, et prison dans la nation et le monde.« Women, Gender, and Prison: National and Global Perspectives »Signs, Vol. 39, No. 1, Autumn 2013 Les articles:Women in Prison: Victims or Resisters? Representations of Agency in Women’s Prisons in Greece(pp. 1-26)Andriani Fili&#160;A Cell of Their Own: The Incarceration of Women in Late Medieval Italy(pp. 27-51)Guy Geltner&#160;“Like I Was a Man”: Chain Gangs, Gender, and the Domestic Carceral Sphere in Jim Crow Georgia(pp. 53-77)Sarah Haley&#160;Gendered Carceral Regimes in Sri Lanka: Colonial Laws, Postcolonial Practices, and the Social Control of Sex Workers(pp. 79-103)Jody Miller and Kristin Carbone-Lopez&#160;Motherhood as Punishment: The Case of Parenting in Prison(pp. 105-130)Lynne Haney&#160;Emotions behind Bars: The Regulation of Mothering in Argentine Jails(pp. 131-149)Constanza Tabbush and María Florencia Gentile&#160;Enforcing Gender: The Constitution of Sex and Gender in Prison Regimes(pp. 151-175)Sarah Pemberton&#160;Gendering Transnational Criminality: The Case of Women’s Imprisonment in Peru(pp. 177-195)Camille Boutron and Chloé Constant&#160;Sexual Necropolitics and Prison Rape Elimination(pp. 197-220)Jessi Lee Jackson&#160;“Staff Here Let You Get Down”: The Cultivation and Co-optation of Violence in a California Juvenile Detention Center(pp. 221-241)Jerry Flores&#160;Women and the Criminalization of Poverty: Perspectives from Sierra Leone(pp. 243-264)Sabrina Mahtani&#160;Institutional Disparities: Considerations of Gender in the Commutation Process for Incarcerated Women(pp. 265-289)Carol Jacobsen and Lora Bex Lempert