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Ethnographies of Law and Social Control

English · Hardback

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This is a comprehensive, insightful, and state-of-the-art overview of the everyday work and activities of legal and social control professionals, functionaries, and participants, highlighting the distinctive contributions that ethnographic and ethnomethodologically-informed studies have to offer research on law and social control.

List of contents

List Of Contributors. Introduction To Ethnographies Of Law And Social Control. (S.L. Burns). Part I: Social Control of Interpersonal "Offenses" and "Offenders". Threat Management: Moral and Actual Entrepreneurship in the Control of Celebrity Stalking. (K.O. Ferris). Red Flags and Trigger Control: The Role of Human Supervision in an Electronic Monitoring Program. (P.R. Ibarra). Dangerousness and its Discontents: A Discourse on the Socio-Politics of Dangerousness. (M. Petrunik). Part II: Social Control in Official Bureaucracies and Total Institutions. Biases Forged Through Suspicion: The Gatekeeper in Public Housing Reconsidered. (R. Garot). Coercing Change: How Institutions Induce Correction in the Culture of Self-Change. (K.J. Fox). Mothers In Jail: Gender, Social Control, and the Construction of Parenthood Behind Bars. (V. Jensen, J. DuDeck-Biondo). Part III: Social Control by Legal Professionals and Functionaries. Prosecuting Mike Tyson: Boxing with the Media. (J.A. Modisett, Judge D.J. Dreyer). Aliens of Extraordinary Ability, Aliens of Extraordinary Vulnerability: Skilled Professionals and Contingent Status in American Immigration Law. (J.S.W. Park). Punishing To Protect? Balancing Punishment And Future Welfare In The Juvenile Court. (A. Kupchik). Understanding Problems in an Interpreter-Mediated Police Interrogation. (M. Komter).

Summary

This is a comprehensive, insightful, and state-of-the-art overview of the everyday work and activities of legal and social control professionals, functionaries, and participants, highlighting the distinctive contributions that ethnographic and ethnomethodologically-informed studies have to offer research on law and social control.

Product details

Authors Burns
Assisted by Stacy Lee Burns (Editor)
Publisher Jai Press Inc.
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Released 28.04.2005
 
EAN 9780762311286
ISBN 978-0-7623-1128-6
No. of pages 236
Dimensions 161 mm x 240 mm x 17 mm
Weight 523 g
Series Sociology of Crime, Law and De
Subject Social sciences, law, business > Law > Criminal law, criminal procedural law, criminology

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