... mass incarceration combating torture prison system public security policy abolitionism ...

... the prison and civil society–based anti-torture organizations, specifically the State Mechanism for Preventing and Combating Torture in Rio de Janeiro. This is a pioneer technical laboratory for the promotion of public security policies at a global level, with an analytical method applicable...

... The conclusion demonstrates how the book’s theoretical and analytical contributions are relevant beyond US airports. It provides an overview and analysis of how the Department of Homeland Security has attempted to influence global aviation security policy and the degree to which it has...

... Torture in Rio de Janeiro. This is a pioneer technical laboratory for the promotion of public security policies at a global level, with an analytical method applicable to the eradication of torture in asylum spaces, and influences prison abolition activism. mass incarceration combating torture...

... by politicians to undue influence of private interests in politics, perceived erosion of sexual moralities, and the undermining of race, class, gender, and sexual hierarchies; and, crucially, it is the term through which deficiencies in health care, education, security, and other public services and goods...

... “transparent” passenger-suspects are encouraged to distinguish themselves. U.S. public discourse domesticated full-body scanners via gendered and sexualizing scripts of being seen-through by the security state as a form of romantic love, attraction, and/or repulsion. In so doing, it obscured two important...

...Anthropologists’ Articulations with the National Security State Most of the anthropologists who worked for the CIA during the 1950s had worked for the Office of Strategic Services or engaged in intelligence work at other agencies during the Second World War. During the 1950s, several...

... coca” policy aimed at eradicating 100 percent of the coca plantations in the Chapare. In protest, thousands of coca growers marched in the city of Chapare and engaged in confrontations with the police. During the violence, pro-coca demonstrators seized, tortured, and killed two policemen. Congress...

.... The contemporary organizations of lowland indigenous peoples emerged in the 1980s and coalesced around the Indigenous Confederation of Eastern Bolivia ( cidob ). The event that put cidob definitively on the national public stage was the March for Territory and Dignity, which traveled from Trinidad to La Paz over...

... of the campaign in 1967. In 1969, after time abroad, he was in hiding in La Paz writing up his notes and also preparing with other comrades a new urban guerilla struggle when he was discovered and killed by security forces. This passage recounts his first encounters with Che in Ñancahuazú. It reveals...