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Theorizing State Power: Comparative Studies of Policing, Punishment, and Penal Logic
Thu, Nov 13, 8:00 to 9:20am, Marquis Salon 2 - M2Session Submission Type: Regular Session
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Comparative Analysis of Self Determination Theory in a Reentry Population in the U.S. and Singapore - Anne M. Hobbs, University of Nebraska Omaha; Riah Engel, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Narayanan Ganapathy, National University of Singapore
Mass Incarceration and Penal Rationalities: A Comparative Inquiry Between the United States and Italy - Maria Di Maggio, University of Bari
Police Rationalization after Overusing Forces During Movements in Bangladesh and the USA: A Neutralization Theory Perspective - Nikhil Chandra Nath, University of New Haven; Michelle Fabiani, University of New Haven
State Data and the Production of Quantitative Knowledge: Police Stop Data in the U.S. and France - Michael Zanger-Tishler, Harvard University