Titlebook: Demystifying Power, Crime and Social Harm; The Work and Legacy David Gordon Scott,Joe Sim Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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The Mystification of Police Institutional Violencey to be a major crime problem. The centrality of police institutional violence and intrinsic racism to the operation of policing is evidenced through reference to the continuum of abuses experienced by those deemed ‘enemies within’,?from harassment and surveillance through to police institutional ki

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Immigration Control, Mystification and the Carceral Continuume, removal, profit, abandonment and punishment. Yet this is frequently obfuscated in dominant state discourses and narratives. This chapter, however, argues that Steven Box’s analysis in Power, Crime and Mystification provides vital conceptual tools which help understand its contours. While immigrat

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Power, Sexual Violence and Mystificationto dominant discourses on sexual violence defined by the state, media and liberal academics, but also, to radical criminologies. Through centralising the gendered nature of sexual violence and addressing it as a strategy of social control, Box was able to uncover the processes of mystification which

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‘Rape Kills the Soul’: The Use of Sexual Violence by State and non-State Actors in War and Conflictonflict today. This current work examines the nature, motivation, impact and use of rape as a weapon and tactic of war. It aims to demystify power brokers who frequently avoid accountability despite being the hidden perpetrators of these egregious crimes. It highlights how the international communit

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Power, Crime and Deadly Deceptione theory to illuminate the criminal subculture of corporate executives. It does so for two reasons. First, to recognise, and pay some attention to, the influence that this work has had on critical criminology, and particularly on those who have studied and written about corporate crime since the publication of ..

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David Gordon Scott,Joe SimWritten in an engaging, accessible style.Speaks to critical and radical criminology curriculums nationally and internationally.Demonstrates the social issues that Box identified three decades ago and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-46213-9Zemiology; State power; Pioneers in criminology; crime and the powerful; social justice; abolitionism; soc