In: Public policy and governance volume 31
Political movements and citizens across the globe are increasingly challenging the traditional ways in which political authorities and governing bodies establish and maintain social control. This edited collection examines the intersections of social control, political authority and public policy.Each chapter provides an important insight into the key elements needed to understand the role of governance in establishing and maintaining social control through law and public policymaking. Close attention is paid to the roles of surveillance and dissent as tools for both establishing and disrupting the social control of political institutions. This collection examines the vast implications of increased participation in governance by citizens through dissent, revealing the ways in which this represents both a disruption of social control and a mechanism for increased accountability through surveillance and media. Through its examination of issues such as police militarization, police legitimacy, religion and the state, immigration, mental health policy, privacy and surveillance, and mass media and social control in a post-truth environment, this collection will prove invaluable for researchers, policy makers and practitioners alike
In: Public policy and governance
In: Public Policy and Governance Ser.
This edited collection examines the intersections of social control, political authority and public policy, providing an insight into the key elements needed to understand the role of governance in establishing and maintaining social control through law and public policy making.
In: Public policy and governance [31]
Introduction, Cara E. Rabe-Hemp and Nancy S. Lind; The Rhetoric of Social Control, Joseph P Zompetti; Police Militarization: Implications for Communities of Color, Ashley K. Farmer, Cara E. Rabe-Hemp and Jeruel Taylor; Policing Communities of Color: An Historical Examination of Social Control and Protest Management Strategies, Kenneth Bryant Jr., Community Policing, Coproduction, and Social Control: Restoring Police Legitimacy, Amie M. Schuck; Government Regulation and Social Control of Neighborhoods, Gardenia Harris; Social Control and the Politics of Public Spaces, Katharine Leigh; Religion and the State: The Politics of Social Control in Myanmar and the United States, Robert Edward Sterken Jr.; The Paradox of State Control in the Global Age of Migrations: The 2018 Central American Immigrant Caravan, Andrea Silva and Maura I. Toro-Morn; Social Control and Serious Mental Illness: Understanding and Challenging Current Ideologies, Christopher Donald Gjesfjeld; Sex Off enders, Policies, and Social Control, John C. Navarro; Expectations of Privacy in the Age of Surveillance: Implications for Democracy, Benjamin Bricker; Crime 3.0: Understanding the Post-Industrial Challenge to Security, Policing, and Social Control, Mark A. Tallman; The Impact of Police Technology Adoption on Social Control, Police Accountability, and Police Legitimacy, Michael T. Rossler; Government Use of Social Control to Address Political Violence and Dissent, Elizabeth Wheat; The Need to Disrupt Social Control, Amentahru Wahlrab, Sarah M. Sass and Robert Edward Sterken Jr.; Mass Media, Social Control, and Political Authority in a Post-truth Environment, John P McHale
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