Police Abuse in Contemporary Democracies ed. by Michelle D. Bonner, et al. (review)
Police and police abuse are a form of governance, the book shows: they define and delimit the rule of law at the ground level and impact the lived experience of democracy for large populations. [...]the editors contend, police abuse is not solely a legacy of authoritarian states. Several other chapt...
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| description | Police and police abuse are a form of governance, the book shows: they define and delimit the rule of law at the ground level and impact the lived experience of democracy for large populations. [...]the editors contend, police abuse is not solely a legacy of authoritarian states. Several other chapters add solid case studies that substantiate this theoretical link, analyzing police violence against "the dangerous classes" as a means of preserving and advancing the political and economic interests of the state and the upper classes. Extreme poverty and inequality persist there and aggressive police crime-fighting methods target those who protest these conditions, participate in strikes, or challenge the neoliberal project. [...]the police "reinforce the continued socioeconomic exclusion of a large percentage of society" (197). |
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