5-0760 A NATION OF SUSPECTS: SURVEILLANCE AND SECURITIZATION IN THE PUNITIVE STATE

Saturday, November 19, 2011: 13:45-17:30

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Setha M Low (CUNY)

Chairs: Roger N Lancaster (George Mason University)

13:45

After Vietnam: From the War On Communism to the War On Crime

Michael S Sherry (Northwestern University)

14:00

'the Game Has Changed': From Revanchism to Securitization

Neil Smith (Graduate Center, CUNY)

14:15

Privatization and Securitization of Collective Housing and Laissez-Faire Racism

Setha M Low (Graduate Center, CUNY)

14:30

Race, Paranoia, and the Punitive State

John L Jackson Jr (University of Pennsylvania)

14:45

The Moral Economy of Police Brutality In the U.S. Inner City

Philippe Bourgois (University of Pennsylvania)

15:00

The Worst of the Worst? Life Sentences and Penal Reform

Marie Gottschalk (University of Pennsylvania)

15:15

Discussion

15:30

Break

15:45

Sex Panic and the Punitive State

Roger N Lancaster (George Mason University)

16:00

New Technologies and the Marketing of Family Security

Inderpal Grewal (Yale University)

16:15

Laptops, Boundary Objects, Borders and Surveillance

Hugh Gusterson (George Mason University)

16:30

Surveillance and Inequality In the Carceral School

Torin Monahan (Vanderbilt University)

16:45

Craniometry and Sexting: A Story of Race, Sexuality and Growing up Policed In Urban America

Michelle Fine (Graduate Center, CUNY)

17:00

Discussion

17:15

Discussion

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