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245 00|aPunishment, labour and the legitimation of power /|cedited by Adam Fagbore, Nabhojeet Sen, Katherine Roscoe.
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490 1 |aSocial history of punishment and labour coercion
500 |aFirst published in 2025 by Amsterdam University Press Ltd.
505 0 |aKatherine Roscoe, Nabhojeet Sen and Adam S. Fagbore - Punishment, Regulation, and Legitimation: A trans-cultural and trans-epochal perspective on labour mobility, Part 1. Punishment and the Production of Labour Relations,Adam S. Fagbore - Regulating Mobility in Old and Middle Kingdom Egypt (2494 BC, 1650 BC),Paulo Cruz Terra - Vagrancy, Punishment, Legislation and Workers' Agency in Portuguese Africa (1875-1899),Samuel Tracol - From Slave Society to Penal Colony: Penalisation of Work and the Penal Workforce in French Guiana, 1794-1953., Part 2. Carceral (Im)mobilities,J. Nicholas Reid - Corporal Confinement: Mutilation and Slave Marks, Approaches to Mobility Control in Early Mesopotamia,Emilie Luther Valentin and Johan Heinsen - Coercive Networks in Copenhagen, c. 1730??-1820,Khohchahar E. Chuluu - Spatial Punishment and Penal Labour in Eighteenth to Nineteenth Century East Asia, Part 3. Penality and the Legitimation of Power, Christian Langer -The Ancient Egyptian Deportation Regime: Political Economy and Ideological Punishment in Focus,Julia Winnebeck - Life in the Service of God: Penal Servitude and Dependent Labour in the Ecclesiastical Domain,Yurii Zazuliak - Lords' Violence and Peasant Mobility in Fifteenth Century Red Ruthenia.
520 |aThis volume draws the outlines of a new field of scholarship at the crossroads of the social histories of punishment and labour. It poses key questions: What is "punishment" and how is it legitimized? In particular, how do punitive practices contribute to shape the processes of labour extraction and workers' mobility? Based on empirically grounded research on a wide range of geographical and temporal contexts, this volume provides important insights on these questions and on the ways through which they can be studied. It highlights the need to pluralize both punishment and labour, moving beyond the standard focus on incarceration and wage labour. It invites to produce contextualized studies of the processes of coercion and the relations between multiple actors, rather than starting from predefined categories of labour and punishment. And it foregrounds the importance of the simultaneous analysis of processes of mobilization and immobilization of the workforce.
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