CrimScapes: Navigating citizenship through European landscapes of criminalisation

该项目探讨了刑法的扩大应用，犯罪控制措施和（非法）合法性，作为回应，并生产者，目前正在扩大整个欧洲地区的威胁和不确定性的政治。鉴于民主进程与不断扩大的法律的条例之间存在固有的紧张关系，该项目调查了这种日益依赖犯罪技术和机构的情况，认为这是对民主社会参与性的挑战，也可能是已主宰经济、社会和政治生活大部分领域的普遍动荡感的症状和原因。它致力于分析把握刑事定罪背后的动机、挑战和影响，以及各种行为者和做法（重新）塑造了错综复杂的犯罪场景-即刑事定罪的景观。在二级文献、档案研究和访谈的支持下，项目成员将为各种公众开发七个欧洲社会景观（毒品使用、移民、性工作、代孕、监狱环境、LGBT身份和仇恨言论）的犯罪线（即家谱时间线）。更多的民族志实地考察将有助于概念化-在出版物和民族志小说-战略，关系和公民的动态，因为他们导航的民主参与和自由与法律的监管和犯罪控制措施的牵连行为者。从这些经验数据中提取，研究人员然后将突出并开放与决策者和其他利益攸关方讨论记录在案的民主治理困境，以加强所有相关行为者的生活现实、权利主张和期望的未来。

The CrimScapes project explores the expanding application of criminal law, crime control measures and imaginaries of (il)legality as both responses to, and producers of, the politics of threat and uncertainty that are currently expanding across the European region. Given the inherent tensions between democratic processes and ever-expanding legal regulations, the project investigates this growing reliance on criminal technologies and institutions as a challenge to the participatory nature of democratic societies, and as possible symptoms and causes of the general sense of turbulence that has come to dominate much of economic, social and political life. It works to analytically grasp the motivations behind, and challenges and implications of, criminalisation for the variety of actors and practices that (re-)shape entangled crimscapes - i.e. landscapes of criminalisation. With the support of secondary literature, archival research and interviews, project members will develop - for a variety of publics - CrimeLines (i.e. genealogical timelines) of seven European crimscapes (of drug use, migration, sex work, surrogacy, the prison context, LGBT identities, and hate speech). Additional ethnographic fieldwork will help to conceptualise - in publications and an EthnoGraphic Novel - the strategies, relations and citizenship dynamics of the implicated actors as they navigate democratic participation and freedoms with legal regulation and measures of crime control. Extracting from this empirical data, researchers will then highlight and open for discussion - with policy makers and other stakeholders - documented dilemmas of democratic governance so as to enhance the lived realities, rights-claims and desired futures of all implicated actors.