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Crime's Power

Anthropologists and the Ethnography of Crime
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The changes that are engulfing the world - the fall of nation-states and dictatorships, migrations and border crossings, revolution, democratization and the international spread of captial - call for new approaches to the subject of crime. Anthropologists engage a variety of methods to answer that call in "Crime's Power". Their view of crime extends into the intimacies of everyday life as war transforms personal identities, the violence of a serial killer inhabits paintings and as the feel of imprisonment reveals society's potentials. Moving beyond the fixities of law, this book explores the nature of crime as an expression of power across the spectrum of human differences.

Author Biography:

PHILIP C. PARNELL is an Associate Professor of Criminal Justice at Indiana University in Bloomington with appointments in Anthropology, Caribbean and Latin American Studies, and the Center on Southeast Asia. He is author of the book Escalating Disputes: Social Participation and Change in the Oaxacan Higlands. He has also recently served as the American Ethnologist's Editor for Reviews. - STEPHANIE C. KANE is an Associate Professor of Criminal Justice at Indiana University with appointments in Anthropology, Folklore, and Latin American Studies. She is author of The Phantom Gringo Beat: Shamanic Discourse and Development in Panama and AIDS Alibis: Sex, Drugs, and Crime in the Americas.
Release date NZ
January 20th, 2004
Audience
  • Professional & Vocational
Contributors
  • Edited by P. Parnell
  • Edited by S. Kane
Illustrations
VII, 310 p.
Pages
310
Dimensions
140x216x22
ISBN-13
9781403961792
Product ID
2014814

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