This book explores the contribution of Michel Foucault to criminology, law and justice, surveying both the ways in which his work has been applied in criminology, but also how it can be used to understand contemporary issues and policies.
This book explores the contribution of Michel Foucault to criminology, law and justice, surveying both the ways in which his work has been applied in criminology, but also how it can be used to understand contemporary issues and policies.
Mariana Valverde is Professor of Criminology at the University of Toronto. She is the author of Chronotopes of Law: Jurisdiction, Scale and Governance (Routledge, 2015) and Law and Order: Images, Meanings, Myths (Routledge, 2006).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Preliminaries: Foucault's search for a place from which to challenge academic disciplines 2. Foucault on the social relations of punishing, 'surveilling', and disciplining 3. Biopolitics 4. Governmentality, security, police 5. Govermentality studies in criminology and sociolegal studies 6. The punitive society 7. The forensic roots of modern science and law 8. Final reflections
1. Preliminaries: Foucault's search for a place from which to challenge academic disciplines 2. Foucault on the social relations of punishing, 'surveilling', and disciplining 3. Biopolitics 4. Governmentality, security, police 5. Govermentality studies in criminology and sociolegal studies 6. The punitive society 7. The forensic roots of modern science and law 8. Final reflections
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