Governing Neighbours: Anti-social Behaviour Orders and New Forms of Regulating Conduct in the UK
Governing Neighbours: Anti-social Behaviour Orders and New Forms of Regulating Conduct in the UK
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治理邻居：英国的反社会行为令和新的行为规范形式
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2006
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J. Nixon
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J. Flint;J. Nixon
在英国，关于反社会行为的论述植根于更广泛的行为政治中，这些政治行为基于公民身份、自我监管、福利条件、对社区的义务以及权利和责任等概念。本文探讨了如何在社区和契约治理的思想范围内对行为进行规范，并确定了住房在旨在解决反社会行为和促进文明的战略中的核心作用。它讨论了在包括可接受的行为合同和租赁协议在内的更广泛的一揽子管理机制内利用反社会行为命令来管理行为。确定了越来越重视管理邻国之间的互动以及实现这一目标的技术，包括在福利待遇中越来越多地使用附带条件。该文件认为，对行为的规范标志着不同行为者在维持居民区治安方面的角色的重大调整，并提出了关于行为、公民权利与旨在减少个人和社区一级反社会行为的治理干预措施的范围和目标之间的联系的根本问题。
Discourses on anti-social behaviour in the UK are embedded within a wider politics of conduct based around concepts of citizenship, self-regulation, welfare conditionality, obligations to communities and rights and responsibilities. This paper explores how the regulation of behaviour is framed within ideas of community and contractual governance and identifies the central role for housing within strategies aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour and promoting civility. It discusses the use of Anti-social Behaviour Orders in governing conduct within a wider package of regulatory mechanisms including Acceptable Behaviour Contracts and tenancy agreements. An increasing focus on governing the interactions between neighbours is identified along with techniques to achieve this, including the growing use of conditionality in welfare entitlement. The paper argues that the regulation of conduct is symbolic of significant realignments of the roles of various actors in policing residential areas and raises fundamental questions about the link between conduct, citizenship rights and the scope and ambition of governance interventions aimed at reducing anti-social behaviour at individual and community levels.