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... offspring, judges enforced medieval Spanish laws on paternal responsibilities even toward those living outside their households: to wives who were suing for or had won ecclesiastical separations, to children born out of wedlock, and to adult legitimate offspring who were not self-supporting at a level...

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... collaborations among immigration enforcement, law enforcement, and corrections departments. The organizers identify the contact points between immigration enforcement and the criminal legal system to formulate campaigns that intervene in these legal developments that reinforce existing racial, gender, sexual...

... Continuing the focus on juridical aspects of the state, this chapter turns to the antisodomy law’s significance to practices and discourses of law enforcement. Fieldwork conducted with the Delhi Police highlights the subjective, sexualized aspects of law enforcement that are analyzed...

... many are stigmatized and harassed. By recounting the experiences of deported youth, this chapter considers the ways that U.S. immigration enforcement practices reshape national landscapes. deportation law enforcement detention security deportees ...

... that animate the social enforcement of normative masculinities as well as the harmful consequences of such enforcement. They ultimately observe that, within the context of Ah mén , dance functions as a site of queer potentiality and thus opens up possibilities for healthier articulations of masculinity...

... Delving into Charles Wetli's early career during the Satanic Panic scare of the 1980s and 1990s, this chapter investigates the intersections of law enforcement, Afro-Latiné religions, and Christian Evangelical moral panics in producing White expertise. By understanding the role of police...

... and the making of territorialized sovereignties. More concretely, the cybernetic border is made through and makes possible relations between information and racial formation; information infrastructures in border enforcement work to make bodies differentially legible. Information is fundamentally a boundary...

... This chapter shows how by applying a more complex and accurate understanding of power, our attention is turned from winning legal recognition through civil rights reforms to understanding how the gender binary is enforced in administrative systems. The chapter focuses on three key...

... have been used to enforce women's exclusion from highly valued spiritual knowledge and establish patrilineal property regimes. Second, they have been used to enforce social beliefs in the existence of persons, mainly women, who use supernatural power to cause misfortune, (e.g., illness, deaths, bad...

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