Talk by Professor Lesley J. Wood - Crisis and Control: The militarization of policing in the US and Canada. 26.09.2016, 14:00, IB 204
Crisis and Control: The militarization of policing in the US and Canada
Talk by Professor Lesley J. Wood, Department of Sociology at York University, Canada
26.09.2016, 14:00, IB 204 Heritage Room, Washburn Hall. (İdari Bilimler Binası)
Crisis and Control explains how neoliberal transformations of political and economic systems are militarising the policing of protest, based on a compelling empirical study of police agencies and practices from 1995 until the present.
For further information about the author and her books, visit the following websites.
http://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/distributed/C/bo21636470.html
http://www.yorku.ca/ljwood/index.htm
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