Dangerous Men : Ideology and the Personification of Evil.

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Yeager, Matthew G [Author]

Material type: Text

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text

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online resource

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9781527565050

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HV6807 .D364 2021

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Subject: This volume offers an important analysis of dangerous offender (DO) legislation and related designations in Canada. It is a timely and important topic given the predominance of neo-liberal and neo-conservative conceptualizations of crime and its control in both contemporary Canada and the world, especially from the psychoanalytic point of view. The book develops a political economy of dangerousness through an examination of official definitions of ""high-risk convicts"". A series of case studies, interviews and literature reviews serve to demonstrate various applications of dangerousness, and.

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This volume offers an important analysis of dangerous offender (DO) legislation and related designations in Canada. It is a timely and important topic given the predominance of neo-liberal and neo-conservative conceptualizations of crime and its control in both contemporary Canada and the world, especially from the psychoanalytic point of view. The book develops a political economy of dangerousness through an examination of official definitions of ""high-risk convicts"". A series of case studies, interviews and literature reviews serve to demonstrate various applications of dangerousness, and.

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