A Critical Theory of Police Power: The Fabrication of the Social Order
A Critical Theory of Police Power investigates the relationship between policing and the fabrication of social order. Drawing on critical theory, Mark Neocleous examines police power as a concept connected to authority, governance, and the organization of society, offering a challenging perspective for students and readers of politics, law, and sociology.
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A Critical Theory of Police Power examines the concept of police power and its connection to the social order.
Mark Neocleous considers how policing relates to authority, governance, and the organization of society.
The book offers a critical theoretical perspective on the institutions and practices associated with police power.
It is suited to readers interested in political theory, law, sociology, and the structures underlying modern social order.
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