This book considers how the social construction of crime and the criminalising of political expression impact upon different stages in a violent political conflict.
This book considers how the social construction of crime and the criminalising of political expression impact upon different stages in a violent political conflict.
Daniel Kirkpatrick is a Research Fellow with the Conflict Analysis Research Centre, University of Kent, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Mapping the 'crime' of political expression 1. Criminalisation and the social reality of crime Part I: Criminalisation in Context 2. Nonviolent Movements: Criminalising protest and political mobilization 3. Counter-insurgency: Politicising crime to criminalise politics 4. Peace Negotiations: Why negotiate when you can criminalise? 5. Post-settlement: Criminal records and informal decriminalisation Part II: The Evolution of Criminalisation 6. Transforming criminalisation or criminalising transformation in deeply divided societies Conclusion: Criminalising political expression today
Introduction: Mapping the 'crime' of political expression 1. Criminalisation and the social reality of crime Part I: Criminalisation in Context 2. Nonviolent Movements: Criminalising protest and political mobilization 3. Counter-insurgency: Politicising crime to criminalise politics 4. Peace Negotiations: Why negotiate when you can criminalise? 5. Post-settlement: Criminal records and informal decriminalisation Part II: The Evolution of Criminalisation 6. Transforming criminalisation or criminalising transformation in deeply divided societies Conclusion: Criminalising political expression today
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