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Carl-Christian Freidank,Remmer Sassenl panoptic governance. The third section considers the organizational forms and actions of actors in the three sites, focusing especially on Emmetstown and LCH. The section outlines the shape of networks based upon informants’ accounts of their activities. Finally, the chapter gives some considerati

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Ulrike Baum?l,Alina Bocksheckerlly those of the neo-Foucauldian tradition (Rose, 1999, 2001; Rose and Miller, 1992), assume that governing involves the mobilization of subtle processes of self-regulation and hence is part of an ‘ethico-politics’. Thus, at some point, values and beliefs held by governors must be exchanged with the

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Urban Disorder and Symbolic Violence: Opening the Caset is here that the manifestations of the preventive turn crystallize as a result of urban disorder. The fourth key theme in the book is that of the governance of the subject (Garland, 1997). This concerns the basis upon which subjects are governed or are engaged in what Nikolas Rose (1999) referred

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Two Models in Action: Symbolic Violence versus Ethico-Craftlly those of the neo-Foucauldian tradition (Rose, 1999, 2001; Rose and Miller, 1992), assume that governing involves the mobilization of subtle processes of self-regulation and hence is part of an ‘ethico-politics’. Thus, at some point, values and beliefs held by governors must be exchanged with the

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Urban Disorder and Symbolic Violence: Opening the Casee conditions producing disorder. For example, the urban riots of the 1980s in British cities served as backdrop to the formation of Left Realism (Lea and Young, 1984). Equally, Rob Reiner’s (2010) historical sociology draws our attention to the disorderly conditions which gave rise to the police as

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