CRM 1301 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Governmentality, Dark Tourism, Symbolic Power
2 Apr 2016
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Crm 1301 - review of readings for mid-term # 2. General context of advent of prisons; john howard, elizabeth fry, philadelphia & auburn systems. *johnson, herbert; n. wolfe (1996) freedom and prisons in the land of the free. *walby, kevin and justin pich (2011) the polysemy of punishment memorialization: dark tourism and. Critique of representations of imprisonment in penal museums in the context of dark tourism. Critique of what is represented and what is masked (current issues in imprisonment) *hogeveen, bryan (1999) an intrusive and corrective government: political rationalities and the. Governance of plains aboriginals 1870-90. smandych, r. (ed. ). How the fur trade is an example of political and economic powers that led to the control of. General understanding of the state and law. Capitalism, class, revolution, crime in communist society, usefulness of crime. Inequality, stigma and symbolic violence or assimilation, surveillance and discipline. Your task: consider how these issues and examples are relevant to criminology.
