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12 UCLA Pac. Basin L.J. 190 (1993-1994)
One Nation's Gulag is Another Nation's Factory within a Fence: Prison-Labor in the People's Republic of China and the United States of America

handle is hein.journals/uclapblj12 and id is 208 raw text is: ONE NATION'S GULAG IS ANOTHER NATION'S FACTORY WITHIN A FENCE: PRISON-LABOR IN THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Jonathan M. Cowent TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ........................................ 191 I. SURVEY OF PRISON-LABOR LAWS ............. 194 A. P.R.C. Prison-labor Laws ...................... 194 1. Labor Reform .............................. 195 2. Labor Re-education ........................ 197 3. Forced Job-Placement ...................... 198 B. U.S. Prison-labor Laws ......................... 199 1. Federal Prison-labor ........................ 199 2. State Prison-labor. ...................201 C. Comparative Analysis .......................... 203 II. FACTS AND STATISTICS REGARDING PRISON-LABOR .................................... 204 A. P.R.C. Prison-labor ............................. 204 B. U.S. Prison-labor ............................... 208 1. Federal Prison-labor ........................ 208 2. State Prison-labor ........................... 210 C. Comparative Analysis .......................... 212 III. OBJECTIVES OF PRISON-LABOR ................ 213 A. P.R.C. Prison-labor ............................. 214 1. Punitive/Deterrent Objectives .............. 214 2. Financial Objectives ........................ 216 3. Administrative Objectives .................. 217 4. Rehabilitative Objectives ................... 217 B. U.S. Prison-labor ............................... 219 t Jonathan M. Cowen is an attorney in Washington, D.C. He has completed undergraduate coursework at Beijing University and served a graduate fellowship in International Law and Diplomacy at National Chenchi University in Taiwan, R.O.C. He received his J.D., cur laude, from Harvard Law School in 1992.

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