@inbook{2d322dcf26f24b5cac2f462b1b80e79d,
title = "Going in Green: Reflections on the Challenges of {\textquoteleft}Getting In, Getting On, and Getting Out{\textquoteright} for Doctoral Prisons Researchers",
abstract = "This chapter engages with the lived emotions and experiences of {\textquoteright}going in green{\textquoteright} to prisons research – the experience of novice prison researchers. Both authors undertook prisons research as part of the PhD process. The chapter details the authors{\textquoteright} positive experiences of prisons research, as well as utilising some of the problems experienced as parables designed to help the first-time prisons researcher expect the unexpected. It offers instructional tips on gaining access, on conducting oneself in the prison environment during the research process, and on {\textquoteleft}getting out{\textquoteright} when the time comes to leave the field behind. Finally, the chapter also draws on the advice and guidance of experienced prisons researchers, to guide neophytes in {\textquoteleft}getting in, getting on, and getting out{\textquoteright} of prison-based research.",
author = "Jennifer Sloan and Serena Wright",
year = "2015",
doi = "10.1057/9781137403889_8",
language = "English",
isbn = "978-1-137-40387-2",
series = "Palgrave Studies in Prisons and Penology",
publisher = "Palgrave Macmillan",
pages = "143--163",
editor = "Rod Earle and Deborah Drake and Jennifer Sloan",
booktitle = "The International Handbook of Prison Ethnography",
}