Titlebook: Demystifying Power, Crime and Social Harm; The Work and Legacy David Gordon Scott,Joe Sim Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Steven Box: A ‘Realist of a Larger Reality’elf had helped to kick start with the publication in 1971 of another seminal text, .. . was published in 1983, the profound, conjectural moment of Margaret Thatcher’s second general election victory representing what Stuart Hall called ‘the great moving right show’, and its consolidation and legitim

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The Neoliberal State: Then and Nowished, and today. After situating the book in political context and establishing a working, if orthodox, definition of neoliberalism, we go on to unpack the text’s eponymous subject matter—power, crime, and mystification—as each relates to the neoliberal state. Having given Box a fair reading and hi

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The Austerity State, ‘Social Junk’ and the Mystification of Violenceial security austerity affects working-age ‘social junk’, the chapter argues that the austerity affecting such people has been driven by capitalist social relations and imperatives, in particular the demand that ‘social junk’ (re-)commodifies its labour power. This process, the chapter argues, is em

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Steven Box and Police Crime: Understanding and Challenging Police Violence and Corruptionhout being accused of adopting a ‘hysterical and anti-police stance’ (1983, p. 82). This chapter considers the need for, and responses to, critical work on policing in the current era. In the forty years since Box published his account, the evidence of police violence and corruption in the UK has co