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The Politics of Crime, Marginality, and Policing
Wed, Nov 16, 8:00 to 9:20am, Hilton, Canal, 3rd LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
This panel seeks to engage a diverse set of analyses that capture the nexus of crime, marginality, and policing vis-a-vis the political realm. Each paper presented explores the politics of policing through the case studies of a heroin crisis, the affect of Donald Trump, prisoner reentry, and, lastly, community-police interactions.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
The “Empathy Gap”: Mass Deportations and Extreme Marginality in the Era of Compassionate Policing of the Heroin Crisis - Yolanda C. Martin, City University of New York / BMCC
The Affect of Trump: Ressentiment, Marginalization, and the Policing of Surplus Migrant Life - Omar Montana, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Coming Back to What? Prisoner Reentry and Marginality - CalvinJohn Smiley, CUNY Hunter College
Towards a Better Understanding of Policing: Race and Class - Megan Blanchard, Princeton University