Polizei, Gewalt und Staat im 20. Jahrhundert – Perspektiven

Lüdtke, Alf; Sturm, Michael

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“…The police should not only be seen as an executive state organ that reacts to crimes and tries to prevent them but also as an institution that actively shapes society and everyday social life. Lüdtke and Sturm (2011, p. 32) emphasise that “the manifestations and characteristics of the state monopoly on the use of force […] are essentially determined by the police […] actors and their perceptions”.…”

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“Police spatial knowledge” – Aspects of spatial constitutions by the police

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Dangelmaier

Hunold

2022

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PurposeThe article presents research results of an ethnographic survey within the German police. The focus is on practices of spatial production and the functions of spaces.Design/methodology/approachThe article draws on data from the DFG-funded research project KORSIT (Social Construction of security-related Spaces) based on an ethnographic survey in the German police force (https://www.dhpol.de/korsit). Participant observations were conducted in police stations in two large German cities (pseudonymised as “Dillenstadt” and “Rosenberg”). It involved 60 guided interviews with police officers at different levels of the hierarchy, as well as further interviews with local and societal actors for contrasting purposes. The data was analysed on the basis of grounded theory (Strauss and Cobin, 1996).FindingsThis paper shed light on institutional spatial knowledge, which is the basis of police practices, is preceded by experience-based narratives. In an expanded perspective, the paper argues that urban spaces themselves can be understood as materialisations of social practices that serve as social demarcation that legitimise unequal styles of action in the different precinct within the German police. In terms of a relational conceptualisation of space, it is shown that the categories of ethnicity and gender interrelate within the institutional production of space.Originality/valueThe article links organisational research with sociological spatial research and provides basic explanatory models on the conditions of emergence and the persistence of discriminatory practices within the police.

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“Police spatial knowledge” – Aspects of spatial constitutions by the police

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Dangelmaier

Hunold

2022

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“…zumBKA Baumann et al (2011). 8 Vgl.Weinhauer (2002);Lindenberger (2003);Lüdtke et al (2011); Mecking (2020). 9 Vgl.Omi und Winant (2015).…”

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Polizei, Rassismus und Gesellschaft nach 1945

Weinhauer

2022

Rassismus in Der Polizei

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ZusammenfassungAngestrebt wird eine geschichtswissenschaftlich fundierte kooperativ-reflexive interdisziplinäre Erforschung der bundesdeutschen Polizei als Teil einer transnationalen und transferoffenen Sozial- und Kulturgeschichte der Inneren Sicherheit. Fünf historische Problemkomplexe in der Kultur der bundesdeutschen Polizei sollten von aktuellen Forschungen zu rassistischen Praktiken in der Polizei aufgegriffen werden. Institutioneller Rassismus wird problematisiert anhand der englischen Polizei der 1990er Jahre, eingebettet in die Analyse postkolonialer Wandlungen und fokussiert auf im Macpherson-Report (1999) formulierte Reformvorschläge. Kritisiert werden die im globalen Signalwort Institutioneller Rassismus verankerte problematische Kontrastierung von Struktur und individuellem Handeln sowie die Ausblendung dezentraler racial projects.

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„Wer hat jetzt die größeren Eier?!“ – Polizeialltag, hegemoniale Männlichkeit und reflexive Ethnografie

Hunold

2018

Polizei Und Gesellschaft

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Polizei, Gewalt und Staat im 20. Jahrhundert – Perspektiven

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“Police spatial knowledge” – Aspects of spatial constitutions by the police

“Police spatial knowledge” – Aspects of spatial constitutions by the police

Polizei, Rassismus und Gesellschaft nach 1945

„Wer hat jetzt die größeren Eier?!“ – Polizeialltag, hegemoniale Männlichkeit und reflexive Ethnografie

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