Introduction: Criminality and carcerality across boundaries

Turner, Jennifer

doi:10.5194/gh-69-321-2014

Cited by 7 publications

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“…Daher erstaunt gewissermassen, dass der geographische Blick auf Gefängnisse im Speziellen und auf Räume des Einschlusses im Allgemeinen bis anhin sich nur selten von dieser theoretisch anderweitig sehr wohl genutzten Vorlage inspirieren liess. Abgesehen von einer thematischen Ausgabe der Zeitschrift Geographica Helvetica (Turner, 2014), welche nur Beiträge von angelsächsischen Autor*innen beinhaltet, finden sich nur vereinzelte Beiträge in der deutschsprachigen Literatur.…”

Section: Carceral Geographies/geographien Des Einschlussesunclassified

Carceral Geographies/Geographien des Einschlusses: ein neues Feld für die deutschsprachige Geographie?

Richter

Schliehe

2022

Geogr. Helv.

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Abstract. While a broad debate on carceral geographies has been part of human geography and related disciplines in English-speaking academia, there are only scarce publications among German-speaking geographers. This special issue aims at bringing different researchers (Tobias Breuckmann, Julia Emprechtinger, Sarah Klosterkamp, Nadine Marquardt, Marco Nocente, Marina Richter and Anna Schliehe) and their rich and diverse research insights in the carceral field into a dialogue. What started with a session at the 2019 conference of German-speaking geography (Deutscher Kongress für Geographie), developed into a special issue that encompasses papers based on the contributions to the session as well as additional papers that round up the insights into current research in carceral geographies in German-speaking countries. The papers show the importance of applying a carceral geography perspective to research in German-speaking geography to focus on different institutions, places and spaces that share common carceral characteristics. In addition, the focus on German-speaking researchers also adds to the international debate on carceral geographies with specific insights from the national contexts.

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Carceral Geographies/Geographien des Einschlusses: ein neues Feld für die deutschsprachige Geographie?

Richter

Schliehe

2022

Geogr. Helv.

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“…Im Zusammenhang mit den damit verbundenen, sicherheitsbegründeten bis profitorientierten Internierungstendenzen finden sie seit längerem noch drastischere Entsprechungen, gerade in angloamerikanischen Diskussions-und Gesellschaftsformationen (vgl. Rhodes, 2004;Gilmore, 2007;Turner, 2014;Dübgen und Mattutat, 2017;Herbert, 2019). Bemerkenswerterweise verweist auch die bundesdeutsche Debatte bei der Frage nach der Verhältnismäßigkeit der Sicherungsverwahrung bei der stetigen Zunahme ,dauerhaft verwahrungsbedürftiger' Körper (vgl.…”

Section: Haft Und Haftbedingungen Im Spiegel Staatlicher Gefahrenabwehrunclassified

Geographien des Ein- und Ausschlusses: Strafvollzug und -prozesse im Kontext der Aufarbeitung von Beteiligungshandlungen im syrischen Bürgerkrieg

Klosterkamp

2021

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Abstract. Based on an ethnographic study of anti-terror trials at higher regional appeal courts in Germany, conducted in 2015–2020, this article examines the interrelation between the German penal system and criminal trials as mutually constitutive, governmentally guided, and highly secured elements of a state-induced and Islam-centred terrorism prevention. This includes the physical nature of the courthouses, as well as discourses of risk inscribed within them, which are linked to corresponding racialized and gender-rendered readings of the ‚need for custody‘. Under the auspices of a ‚new penology‘ and legitimized as an elimination of ‚state-endangering actions‘, two logics emerge in the course of these proceedings that emphasize either a ‚rectification of the reformable‘ or a ‚confinement of the incorrigible‘, illustrating how a reshaped field of crime control and criminal justice can currently be observed that makes permanent incarceration the guarantor of a promise of security.

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“…The other component of carceral studies is carceral space -or as conceptualised by Dominique Moran, 'carceral geography' (Moran, 2012a(Moran, , 2012b(Moran, , 2013a(Moran, , 2013b -which combines criminological, prison sociological and geographical approaches. As Janet Turner (2014) suggests, carceral geography has the potential to highlight and deepen understanding of the cultural manifestations that permeate carceral spaces and their complex relationships to the world around them (Turner, 2014).…”

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“…As Janet Turner (2014) suggests, carceral geography has the potential to highlight and deepen understanding of the cultural manifestations that permeate carceral spaces and their complex relationships to the world around them (Turner, 2014).…”

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Genocidal carcerality and Indian residential schools in Canada

Woolford

Gacek

2016

Punishment & Society

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This paper contributes to the criminology of genocide through examination of settler colonial destruction within the broader context of what we term 'genocidal carcerality'. We employ this term to examine the ways in which space is implicated in the physical, biological, and cultural destruction of group life. In this paper, our purpose is not to create a typology of genocidal carcerality, but rather to demonstrate the multiplicity of spatial strategies at work within any genocidal context, with specific focus on Indian Residential Schools. In so doing, we critique attempts to reduce genocidal carcerality to a single spatial form, such as the camp. We illustrate our main points through a case study of the Fort Alexander Indian Residential School in Manitoba, Canada.

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Introduction: Criminality and carcerality across boundaries

Cited by 7 publications

References 20 publications

Carceral Geographies/Geographien des Einschlusses: ein neues Feld für die deutschsprachige Geographie?

Carceral Geographies/Geographien des Einschlusses: ein neues Feld für die deutschsprachige Geographie?

Geographien des Ein- und Ausschlusses: Strafvollzug und -prozesse im Kontext der Aufarbeitung von Beteiligungshandlungen im syrischen Bürgerkrieg

Genocidal carcerality and Indian residential schools in Canada

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