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Sonic Conditions of Detention

Sonic Conditions of Detention

Further information on the impact of sound and music in places of detention, and on the use of music and sound in torture and ill-treatment, from the research and knowledge exchange project Environmental Conditions of Detention

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Dr Morag Josephine Grant, Reid School of Music, University of Edinburgh

Dr Kasey McCall-Smith, School of Law, University of Edinburgh

 

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