From threat to promise - Nightclub 'security', governance and consumer elites
From threat to promise - Nightclub 'security', governance and consumer elites
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DOI：
10.1093/bjc/azn015
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发表时间：
2008-07-01
影响因子：
2.6
通讯作者：
Hadfield, Phil
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作者：
Hadfield, Phil
从民族志调查中得出的中央伦敦的当代夜总会现场，本文旨在映射以前模糊的元素的私人治理的“安全”和更广泛的网络的“节点”，管理英国的夜间经济（NTE）。关注节点的构成和运作以及它们之间的界面，可以深入了解特定形式的社会秩序和“安全”一词的含义。本文确定了一个犯罪性的NTE在流动中，由创业热情，分层的消费文化和形式的监管关闭，合谋加剧潜在的倾向，社会排斥在夜间城市的驱动。
Drawn from an ethnographic investigation of Central London's contemporary nightclub scene, this paper seeks to map previously obscure elements of the private governance of 'security' and the wider network of 'nodes' which govern Britain's night-time economy (NTE). Attention to the constitution and operation of nodes and the interfaces between them provide insight into the co-production of particular forms of social order and situated meanings of the term 'security'. The paper identifies a criminogenic NTE in flux, driven by entrepreneurial zeal, a stratified consumer culture and forms of regulatory closure that conspire to exacerbate underlying tendencies toward social exclusion in the night-time city.