From denizen to citizen and back: governing the Precariat through crime

John Lea

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In his discussion of the spread of precarious labour as a major feature of neoliberal capitalism Guy Standing (2011) deploys two key terms; ‘precariat’ and ‘denizen’. Precariat refers to the growth...

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2011The Precariat 2000Social Police and the Mechanisms of Prevention

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