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Crime, Law, Justice and the Trump Administration 2: American Autocracy in the Making?
Wed, Nov 12, 11:00am to 12:20pm, Liberty Salon O - M4Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
Many actions taken by second Trump administration challenge the rule of law, weaken social safety nets, curtail or eliminate protections against environmental, consumer, and financial crimes, and point toward the replacement liberal democracy with illiberal autocracy. The papers in this panel consider the wider cultural, political, economic, and social contexts framing and making possible this transformation of the American legal landscape.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Big White Elephant in the Situation Room: Reckoning with the Suggestive Power of Trumpism - Stephen Pfohl, Boston College
The Normalization of Autocratic Rule: Trump as a Symptom of Neoliberal Failure - Raymond Joseph Michalowski, Northern Arizona University; Susan Carlson, Western Michigan University
Donald Trump, Crime, the Fascist Lifeworld, and Speaking Truth to Power - C. Michael Awsumb, Northwest Missouri State University
Capitalism in Crisis? The populist war against International Global Capitalism and its Implications - Laureen Snider, Queen's University; Steven Bittle, University of Ottawa; John Frauley, University of Ottawa
Chair
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Critical Criminology and Social Justice