..., and the street tough cuts an ambivalent figure, subordinating the territorial community from within while claiming to protect it from outsiders. The chapter argues that to understand Indonesian vigilantism, it is necessary to situate it within the context of these fears and the forms of territorial authority...

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... This chapter presents a history of American interracial violence to illustrate how law and vigilantism enable white people's rights to bear arms, while concomitantly disarming Black people. The chapter shows how the persistent duty of disarmament, identified as one of the main functions...

... the study of two popular representations of vigilantes: Wonder Woman and the video game “Hey Baby!” civility bareness veil vigilantism Wonder Woman ...

... cuts an ambivalent figure, subordinating the territorial community from within while claiming to protect it from outsiders. The chapter argues that to understand Indonesian vigilantism, it is necessary to situate it within the context of these fears and the forms of territorial authority that animate...

... and aesthetic interventions can work to produce a place-specific sense of justice and security. legal hybridity legal pluralism security vigilantism violence ...

.... Bandung policing vigilantism state sovereignty ...

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... Kelly Gillespie analyzes the conditions under which her testimony was requested at a commission investigating police brutality in the township of Khayelitsha in South Africa. While she was expected to confirm the commonsense idea according to which the development of vigilantism in poor...

..., and shadow, and in the material and sociological consequences for law and legality of bodies needing sleep, of persistent civilian and police vigilantism, and of some forms of political activism for social justice. Night has long cultural associations with danger and with freedom, and the book chapters...

... to the advance of today’s extreme right. This chapter traces the historical origins of militias (paramilitary vigilante protection and extraction operations), which became the dominant governing institution in Rio de Janeiro. militia death squad violence organized crime metropolitan region ...

... within the sea's liquidity. The activist drone does not render the ocean's ontology, inhabitants, and politics into objectified abstractions. Rather, focus on conservation technologies shows the challenges of caring for marine species by controlling illegal fishing. In these acts of vigilante enforcement...

... unfold? Will the United States embrace minority rule, with voter disenfranchisement enforced by reactionary courts and armed vigilantes? Or will we see a reinvigoration of movements capable of unraveling the knot of anti-Blackness and settler colonialism, and dedicated to allowing other nations to live...

... encountered push back from international institutions and other national security programs. It defines deterritorialized checkpoints, or geographically dispersed and politically diverse contexts in which security officials and vigilantes employ the aesthetics of transparency. The aesthetics of transparency...

... for the state the territorial power that “criminals” and gangs represented. state violence vigilantism private security crime tattoos This chapter provides an ethnographic account of the inner workings of a police precinct in Bandung during the New Order. Based on fieldnotes, police reports...