...Racial Science, Social Control ...

... archive legibility policing exclusion social control ...

... Inside-Out Prison Exchange prison ambassadors prisoner resistance social control Louisiana ...

... Cochabamba has no official memory, but it has a computerized system in which all legal vendors are inscribed, and from which others are excluded. archive legibility policing exclusion social control ...

... forensics social death public policy police control state violence ...

... social construction post-development randomized controlled trials interaction agency ...

... impermeable, and that permeability has been both a vehicle for social control and a way for prisoners to resist such control. Following a description of a 1968 tour by “traveling ambassadors” from the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, the introduction explains how clemency, conjugal visits...

... addiction as akrasia self-control and addiction weakness of the will and addiction social contexts of addiction ...

...Domination Part 1 centers prisons as the current system of confinement used to maintain social control through the hierarchization of humans for labor. It extends the idea that confinement is the engine driving the region’s social, political, and economic systems while teasing apart how...

.... addiction as akrasia self-control and addiction weakness of the will and addiction social contexts of addiction ...

... The core criterion of addiction is the loss of self-control. Ironically enough, however, neither the social nor the biomedical sciences of addiction have so far made any measurable headway in linking drug use to a loss of self-control. Whereas the social sciences have variously reduced addicted...

..., the UPP has aimed to confront armed criminal groups in the favela, but it quickly came to represent a new model of intensified social control and repression in Rio. Despite the existence of a war on drugs and control of territories as a way to win the support of the whole city with an allusion to peace...

... deportation advances settler colonialism. Settling requires evolving legal regimes to maintain territorial and social control over a space animated by Indigenous sovereignty. The chapter bridges critical migration studies and critical Indigenous studies to analyze contemporary mass displacement. I propose...

... of a session in process. On the one hand, by means of playfully competitive Zulu masculine sociality—a “hi-fi sociality”—the musicians take control of the space and the recording process. On the other hand, their choices compromise the sound quality of their recording. Through hi-fi studio sociality but lo-fi...