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Akute perioperative Schmerztherapieile also discussing some key criticisms. In doing so we suggest that Wacquant’s work contributes to a crucial bridge from a classical sociological perspective to the more contemporary approach of theoretical pluralism. We detail some of the core aspects and concepts of Wacquant’s theoretical framewo

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Akute postoperative Schmerztherapieither communal or hyper-ghettos. Situating such housing projects within wider socio-spatial forms of containment, oppression and urban marginality in the USA, the chapter uses residents’ ‘hidden transcripts’ to reveal gendered, racialized and class-based forms of social orientations. These are shape

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Akute postoperative Schmerztherapie under-researched and under-theorised. It examines the role of the state in constructing and governing ‘bad’ or ‘failed’ mothers and their experiences of (in some cases) recurrent child removal. Wacquant’s thesis of the expansive penal state provides a useful framework to make sense of the technolog

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-33301-2and the United States, but the emergence of a common regime of global advanced urban marginalization—which challenges the empirical investigation of the relationship between “marginality” and “identity”. I examine the ethnographic implications of this relationship through incorporating analyses of t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-33301-2 capital over the last 40?years. It locates these camps and their daily management within Wacquant’s analytic cartography of the production of spatialized marginality, the racialization of poverty and the means through which the bodies and economies of dishonoured groups are governed in the neoliber

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