Reveals how the increasingly privatized and politicized nature of policing has resulted in the criminalization of urban poverty.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Markus-Michael Müller is an assistant professor of Latin American politics at the Freie Universität Berlin. His work has focused on transnational security governance, postcolonial state formation, and the urbanization of neoliberalism. He is the author of Public Security in the Negotiated State: Policing in Latin America and Beyond (2012). Markus-Michael Müller is an assistant professor of Latin American politics at the Freie Universität Berlin. His work has focused on transnational security governance, postcolonial state formation, and the urbanization of neoliberalism. He is the author of Public Security in the Negotiated State: Policing in Latin America and Beyond (2012).
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Introduction 1. The Making of the Punitive City 2. Neoliberal Insecurities and Resilient Clientelism 3. Lawfare and Resistance at the New Urban Frontier 4. Securitizing Civic Activism 5. Self-Policing, Commodified Protection and Community Justice Conclusion
Introduction 1. The Making of the Punitive City 2. Neoliberal Insecurities and Resilient Clientelism 3. Lawfare and Resistance at the New Urban Frontier 4. Securitizing Civic Activism 5. Self-Policing, Commodified Protection and Community Justice Conclusion
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