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The social, cultural, and economic contexts of rural communities and rural peoples now have their own spotlight in criminology, with the recent start-up of the International Society for the Study of Rural Crime, the creation of a Division of Rural Criminology within the American Society of Criminology, and the establishment of a Rural Crime Working Group in the European Society of Criminology. There are now interconnected and internationally-based networks in which rural crime scholars can participate and share their theoretical and empirical insights on a wealth of criminological and criminal justice issues. There are now many examples of special issues published in journals on a variety of topics, such as safety and security in local communities of rural (and urban) Slovenia (Meško & Bobnar, 2019) and agricultural crime in the countries of southern Africa (Clack, 2018). And, there are now numerous books published on topics ranging from drug misuse (Shukla, 2016) and Pacific Islander youth violence (Irwin & Unemoto, 2016) amongst rural populations, to crime in rural and regional Australia (Harkness et al., 2016), to the deleterious effects of energy development on crime in rural communities (Ruddell, 2017).

Fitting In: A Book Review Essay on Rural Prisons and Prisoner Re-entry through the Lens of a Rural Critical Criminology