DOI: https://doi.org/10.14710/jhp.6.1.49-57

CRITICAL APPROACHES TOWARDS SOCIAL CONTROL: FROM AN ANALYSIS OF STATE’S POWER TO CONTEMPORARY URBAN MARGINALITY IN ITALY

*Fiammetta Bonfigli  -  University of Milan, Italy

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This paper will describe type of new political identity social order will have to be displaced from the legal-coercive level  to a consensual level, so the “State” will have to produce social control as self-control and to contribute to fill an  almost empty space - apart some good studies leaded by Massimo Pavarini and Alessandro De Giorgi- about Italian security policies, specifically in the city of Milan. How social control by state will effected to urban marginality societies.

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Keywords: Social Control; Urban Marginality; Neoliberalism; Crime and Punishment; Urban Security Policies

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