Recently added articles from Social Justice:
Overview: policing protest and youth.(Report)
Mar 22, 2009; ... THE YEAR 2008 MARKED THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING OF THE FEDERAL Bureau of Investigation. In this issue, Peter Conolly-Smith tells the story of the FBI before J. Edgar Hoover became director in 1924 of the Bureau of Investigation, as it was then called. Hoover inherited, ...
"Reading between the lines": the Bureau of Investigation, the United States Post Office, and domestic surveillance during World War I.
Mar 22, 2009; ... WITH THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION CELEBRATING ITS 100 YEAR ON July 26, 2008, and controversy surrounding the Bush administration s domestic surveillance program still unresolved, Americans found themselves yearning for the days when the FBI was the supposedly incorruptible law ...
Legal control and resistance post-Seattle.(Report)
Mar 22, 2009; ... Introduction SINCE THE TERRORIST ATTACKS IN 2001, FEARS OF TERRORISM HAVE BEEN USED TO justify loosening regulatory restrictions on law enforcement activity (Fernandez, 2009). Before September 11, activists in the alterglobalization (1) movement were laying siege to global ...
Over-inclusive gang enforcement and urban resistance: a comparison between two cities.(Report)
Mar 22, 2009; ... THE ONGOING WAR AGAINST GANGS HAS UNLEASHED AN UNRELENTING ATTACK against large numbers of Latinos and African Americans in the post-Civil Rights era (Jackson and Rudman, 1993; Klein, 2004; McCorkle and Miethe, 2002; Tovares, 2002). Police departments believe Latinos and African Americans ...
Crime, governance, and knowledge production: the "two-track common-sense approach" to juvenile criminality in the United States.(Report)
Mar 22, 2009; ... Introduction SINCE THE DAWN OF THE MODERN IDEAL OF "CHILDHOOD," TWO CONCEPTION S OF YOUTH have prevailed--that of the innocent child unmarred by social history and that of the unruly child whose proximity to nature necessitates training in the refined sensibilities of modern ...