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Introduction: The Frayed Thin Blue Line 1. Policing Capitalist Society 2. Making Consumers and Criminals: The Postwar Urban Transformation and the Origins of Policing as We Know It 3. The Roots of Black Lives Matter: Racial Liberalism and the Problem of Surplus Population 4. The World of Freddie Gray: Dispossession, Rebellion and Containment in Revanchist Baltimore 5. Whose Streets? Building the Just City in Rahm Emanuel’s Chicago and Beyond 6. The Labor of Occupation Conclusion: Abolish the Conditions Acknowledgments Notes
Introduction: The Frayed Thin Blue Line 1. Policing Capitalist Society 2. Making Consumers and Criminals: The Postwar Urban Transformation and the Origins of Policing as We Know It 3. The Roots of Black Lives Matter: Racial Liberalism and the Problem of Surplus Population 4. The World of Freddie Gray: Dispossession, Rebellion and Containment in Revanchist Baltimore 5. Whose Streets? Building the Just City in Rahm Emanuel’s Chicago and Beyond 6. The Labor of Occupation Conclusion: Abolish the Conditions Acknowledgments Notes
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