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Everyday surveillance, pre-penal control and sanctions (Gefährder, sub-criminal anti-social behaviour), degrees of non-custodial and custodial sanctions (including pre-trial detention), post-custodial surveillance. - Net-widening, non-custodial alternatives to imprisonment. Restorative Justice. | Everyday surveillance, pre-penal control and sanctions (Gefährder, sub-criminal anti-social behaviour), degrees of non-custodial and custodial sanctions (including pre-trial detention), post-custodial surveillance. - Net-widening, non-custodial alternatives to imprisonment. Restorative Justice. | ||
*Overcoming the cell prison - and punitive deprivation of liberty altogether. [[Voices of Abolition]] | |||
*Overcoming punishment | |||
===The World of the New Helots=== | ===The World of the New Helots=== | ||
Harari (2016: 379) "In the nineteenth century the Industrial Revolution created a huge new class of urben proletariats, and socialism spread because no other creed managed to answer the unprecedented needs, hopes and fears of this new working class. Liberalism eventually defeated socialism only by adopting the best parts of the socialist programme. In the twenty-first century we might witness the creation of a massive new unworking class: people devoid of any economic, political or even artistic value, who contribute nothing to the prosperity power and glory of society. This 'useless class' will not be merely unemployed - it will be unemployable. | Harari (2016: 379) "In the nineteenth century the Industrial Revolution created a huge new class of urben proletariats, and socialism spread because no other creed managed to answer the unprecedented needs, hopes and fears of this new working class. Liberalism eventually defeated socialism only by adopting the best parts of the socialist programme. In the twenty-first century we might witness the creation of a massive new unworking class: people devoid of any economic, political or even artistic value, who contribute nothing to the prosperity power and glory of society. This 'useless class' will not be merely unemployed - it will be unemployable. | ||
Return to the Times of John Howard: Wheelbarrow Men, Torture, Death, Camps, Overcrowding, Disease | |||
Poor countries: legal and extralegal control, institutions, shared sovereignty (gangs and the state) | |||
== Bibliography == | == Bibliography == |