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Montag 14. of Juni 2010
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Category: Policing the Crisis, Abstracts
Ending Public Spaces as We Know Them
The idea of free access for everybody is at the core of the “public space” ideology. Just as the idealist notion of the “public sphere” that it builds upon, “public space” is and has always been used to regulate the “where” of...Continue reading:
Ending Public Spaces as We Know Them
Category: Policing the Crisis, Abstracts
Freitag 03. of August 2007
Our friend Nik Theodore and Ryan Hollon talk about non-state forms of policing in the Chicago public housing market (external link to the Chicago Reader)
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Category: welfare & workfare, Surveillance, Security
Nik Theodore and Ryan Hollon on non-state forms of policing in Chicago
Our friend Nik Theodore and Ryan Hollon talk about non-state forms of policing in the Chicago public housing market (external link to the Chicago Reader)Continue reading:
Nik Theodore and Ryan Hollon on non-state forms of policing in Chicago
Category: welfare & workfare, Surveillance, Security
Freitag 27. of April 2007
Public housing in the United States and Los Angeles began as a jobs program but job training programs are a relatively recent intervention in public housing policy [1]. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) signed the U.S....
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Category: Abstracts & Papers, Presentations, welfare & workfare
Jacqueline Leavitt: Jobs and Public Housing - Old Programs and New Paradigms
Public housing in the United States and Los Angeles began as a jobs program but job training programs are a relatively recent intervention in public housing policy [1]. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) signed the U.S....Continue reading:
Jacqueline Leavitt: Jobs and Public Housing - Old Programs and New Paradigms
Category: Abstracts & Papers, Presentations, welfare & workfare