Studying the governance of crime and security: Space, time and jurisdiction

Abstract

That the governance of crime and security often works on and through space is well known by now; but this article argues that temporality and jurisdiction are equally important dimensions of law and governance. These three dimensions are not independent, and the article gives some concrete examples of how temporalization shapes spatialization and in turn interacts with jurisdiction.

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