Titlebook: Class, Ethnicity and State in the Polarized Metropolis; Putting Wacquant to John Flint,Ryan Powell Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Exploring Family-Based Intervention Mechanisms as a Form of Statecraftes. The findings indicate that the relationship dynamics between service users and agencies is more complex and nuanced than common academic critiques of governance and social control. By applying the findings to Wacquant’s extensive work on the marrying of social and penal policy, the chapter argue

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Fluid Identifications in the Age of Advanced Marginalityand 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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Housing, Ethnicity and Advanced Marginality in Englandrginality in England in recent years: housing and migration. We suggest that the noisy public space of “race talk” and heightened anxieties over migration serve to obscure the socio-spatial reshaping of urban housing systems and deflect attention from the policy moves and longer-term processes that

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All Leviathan’s Children: Race, Punishment and the (Re-)Making of the City allows us to capture the formal mechanisms that “define, confine and control” unskilled black labour. This essay takes up hyperincarceration’s informal side. Extending, while challenging Wacquant’s political sociology, I offer the “supervised society” to capture the scope and consequence of hyperin

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Social Work and Advanced Marginality urban societies that is outlined in the other chapters of this book has had a direct impact on the role of social workers. It argues that the changes and processes examined in the other contributions have resulted in an environment where social work has an increasingly disciplinary role. The impact

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Between Street and Shelter: Seclusion, Exclusion, and the Neutralization of Povertyr. This chapter examines the dynamic connection between these two primary spaces of homeless seclusion in the US metropolis through a case study of San Francisco. The chapter draws on an enactive ethnography living alongside those on the streets and in shelters, and an ethnography of the bureaucrati

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Dispossession and Dishonour in the Polarized Metropolis: Reactions and Recommendations volume for extending, revising, and questioning my work on polarization and marginality in the city. In this response, I spotlight points of agreement and zones of divergence. I stress in turn the need to clearly distinguish folk from analytic concepts; the fruitfulness of bringing gender, family,