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.... At the very moment when “crime in the streets” emerged as an elastic mantra that helped to fuel mass incarceration, prisons were temporarily releasing people onto the streets in the name of public safety. After explaining the development of furloughs as a tool of “community corrections,” chapter 8 explores...

... This chapter documents how the actions of people in Sweden and Denmark who work and care for people with disabilities are guided by very different attitudes about engagement. In Sweden, two related mottoes or mantras are frequently invoked when social workers and personal assistants talk about...

... that “Life” plays a more ambiguous role. Turning back to Marx and Foucault, he observes that both of these foundational thinkers never posited life as exterior to power. Noys concludes that we need a more nuanced, strategic thinking that does not simply repeat the mantra of the “excess” of life...

... their residents with the tools for their inevitable return to society. At the very moment when “crime in the streets” emerged as an elastic mantra that helped to fuel mass incarceration, prisons were temporarily releasing people onto the streets in the name of public safety. After explaining the development...

... Bloois and Korsten, Noys argues that “Life” plays a more ambiguous role. Turning back to Marx and Foucault, he observes that both of these foundational thinkers never posited life as exterior to power. Noys concludes that we need a more nuanced, strategic thinking that does not simply repeat the mantra...