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New Article on Sarah Halimi

7 May 2021 | Jacob Hamburger

I have a new article up today at Jewish Currents about the Sarah Halimi case. You can read the article for more background on the 2017 killing of an elderly Jewish […]

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Who governs prisons?

10 January 2021 | Christopher Rudolph

  Review The Puzzle of Prison Order by David Skarbek (Oxford University Press 2020)   The Puzzle of Prison Order is a book about prison governance but reads like a story […]

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Revue de Presse: August 25

25 August 2019 | Tocqueville 21

Welcome to Tocqueville 21’s weekly revue de presse, where we recap some of the most thought-provoking articles we’ve seen on democracy and politics in France, the US, and beyond. As always, the […]

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Des illusions de la réforme carcérale à la révolution sociale: guillotiner la prison

29 March 2019 | Rita Carlos et Adrien Maret

Après la loi de 2009, dite réforme pénitentiaire, et celle de 2014, dite réforme pénale, le parlement français a voté le 19 février 2019 la loi de réforme pour la […]

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No Kings, No Masters, No Prison Guards

22 March 2019 | Vincent Lloyd

When we imagine the mythic origins of democracy, we often picture a gathering of diverse people, with diverse interests, collectively deciding how to live together. Ultimately, as the word’s etymology […]

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Joël Charbit : Démocratiser les prisons ?

15 March 2019 | Joël Charbit

Joël Charbit est docteur en sociologie de l’université Lille 1 et chercheur associé au CLERSE (UMR 8019). Ses travaux portent sur la participation des personnes détenues au gouvernement des prisons […]

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Isolation and Association: The Penitentiary System’s Democratic Lessons

7 March 2019 | Gianna Englert

This is the second article in Tocqueville 21’s series on prisons, police, and democracy.   When Alexis de Tocqueville and Gustave Beaumont arrived in America in 1831, they did so […]

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The Transformation of Neoliberal Penality

1 March 2019 | Bernard Harcourt

Bernard E. Harcourt is a critical theorist, professor of law and political science at Columbia University, and practicing death penalty attorney. He has written extensively on the relationship between neoliberal […]

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Focus: Prisons and Police

28 February 2019 | Jacob Hamburger

There’s something strange, almost perverse, in the idea that prisons and police have anything to do with democracy at all. Of course, every country that calls itself a democracy patrols […]

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