La prisión como dispositivo funcional capitalista
From the bio politics of Foucault and a labor point of view of Marx and by using a qualitative methodology (observation and testimony); this paper seeks to give answers, to the following questions: What is being done today at prison? What is being done today with the prison? In this order, it is int...
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2015
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| Baliabidea: | Dikê: Revista de Investigación en Derecho, Criminología y Consultoría Jurídica, ISSN 1870-6924, Nº. 18, 2015, pags. 197-211 |
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From the bio politics of Foucault and a labor
point of view of Marx and by using a qualitative
methodology (observation and testimony); this
paper seeks to give answers, to the following
questions: What is being done today at prison?
What is being done today with the prison?
In this order, it is intended to demonstrate
that prison works as a place where life is overexploited:
a space where the living labor force
is being administered and placed in a situation
of risk and struggle for life; at a point where
life must be defended at all times.
But, above all, the prison is a place where
life is used for capitalist profitability and utilitarian
affairs.
We suggest all this, taking into consideration
the specific case study of the Center for
Social Reinsertion in Puebla, Mexico (Centro de
Reinserción Social Puebla), in order to demonstrate
that all these problems also concern
Latin America. |
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