Isbn: 9781041348023 - the architecture of violence: towards a theory of infrastructural harm (new directions in critical criminology) (4 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New. Simon Hallsworth is Emeritus Professor at the University of Suffolk, an established voice in critical criminology. His work spans the study of urban violence, community safety, green criminology, and penal and State theory. He is the author of .

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book offers a new way of understanding harm in modern society. Rather than treating violence as the result of breakdown or failure, it argues that many forms of harm are built into the very systems designed to organise and protect social life. Laws, institutions, technologies, and policies can produce damage not by malfunctioning but by working exactly as intended.Drawing on examples ranging from zones of suspended legality and emergency governance to the theatrical display of political power, the book shows how violence is woven into the normal operation of States and organisations across different regions of the world. It combines theoretical insight with concrete analysis to reveal how systems that promise security and progress often depend on sacrifice, waste, and destruction. The book also proposes a new framework for studying harm that moves beyond traditional approaches in criminology and social science. By rethinking criminology's spatial topography and by attending to how institutions 'feel', it provides readers with tools for analysing contemporary problems such as State violence, border control, technological governance, and systemic inequality.Written as an exercise in criminological noir, wide-ranging in scope, yet clear in argument, The Architecture of Violence speaks to readers interested in power, society, and the hidden structures that shape everyday life. …