History (1 nov)
8 important questions on History (1 nov)
Why is it important mean with future theft and not only one certain event in the links of governmentality, crime, and the population?
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- prevention of crime (regulations)
- prevention is cheaper than prosecution
- Cost in general
- seeing crime as a single crime, you might be repeating steps that could've been avoided.
- arrest, prosecution, etc.
What is the difference between governmentality and social control?
What do we consider informal social contro?
act that are publicly committed by individuals to denounce non-respects of the norms of the majority. Build the importance of shame and on the process of othering to convince someone of their wrongdoing and prevent them doing it again.
>fear of being caught by someone what a encourages a potential offender not to act (eyes on the street) could be either peaceful or violence, like mob justice.
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What is in between informal and formal social control and why?
Why does the police exist?
Society has to be managed/corrected in general and not only when committing crimes.
From the renaissance to Napoleon, was there one type of police?
What were the tasks of the 'old' police?
- Enforce common standards
- control goods and people entering
- armed support for tax collection
- call the hours raise the alarm in case of fire
- control faith
- help catching criminals (for a fee)
- defence of the city in case of attack
- MEDIATION
- between neighbours
- authorities and the population
- NOT PREVENTING CRIME
What are/were limits of centralisation and professionalisation?
- Importance of the neighbourhood:
- importance of territorialization: police agents linked to one neighbourhood at a time
- municipal authorities were grappling with urbanisation
- tried to keep social cues of the early modern urban and rural culture
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