Governing through crime — the case of the European Union
Governing through crime — the case of the European Union
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通过犯罪进行治理——以欧盟为例
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2010
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Estella Baker
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Estella Baker
在《通过犯罪治理》一书中，乔纳森·西蒙对美国当代的实践、话语和经验进行了“解读”，旨在为利用犯罪作为一种治理战略提供一个“厚重”的描述。为了支持他的论点，他引用了各种宪法、文化、经济、历史、政治和社会因素。他们中的许多人显然是美国特有的。因此，探索将他的想法应用于另一个政府实体的任何可能性似乎都是被排除在外的。这篇文章挑战了这一假设，调查了它们与理解欧盟不断演变的、日益重要的刑事行为者角色的可能相关性。
In Governing through Crime , Jonathan Simon offers an ‘interpretation’ of contemporary practices, discourses and experiences of the state in the USA that aims to provide a ‘thick’ account of the use of crime as a governance strategy. In support of his argument, he cites a variety of constitutional, cultural, economic, historical, political and social factors. Many of them are demonstrably US-specific. Therefore, any potential for exploring the application of his ideas to another governmental entity might appear to be precluded. This article challenges that supposition, investigating their possible relevance to an understanding of the European Union’s evolving, and increasingly significant, role as a penal actor.