Badges without Borders

Schrader, Stuart

doi:10.2307/j.ctvp2n2kv

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“…Generally speaking, the concept of super-exploitation in a racial capitalism framework refers to the way in which racialized populations, identified as non-dominant according to racial hierarchies, face differently configured forms of exploitation than others. One method of ensuring continued super-exploitation is through gratuitously violent policing (Gilmore 2007;Schrader 2019;Vitale 2017), a practice which Black, brown, and other non-White communities have faced throughout US history.…”

Section: No Guaranteesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cooperation Analysis of Tax-Base Sharing in the Twin Cities: School Districts, Human Resources, and Structural Justice

Backer

2023

Journal of Education Human Resources

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This article introduces educational human resource researchers to Minnesota’s unique tax-base sharing program in the Twin Cities metro region. It also introduces a social justice methodology called cooperation analysis for school finance research, and specifically its concept of structural justice. It applies cooperation analysis to tax-base sharing in the Twin Cities metro region, focusing on human resource expenditure and overall indicators. The analysis finds that the Twin Cities metro region has the highest overall cooperation of any metro region in relevant datasets and the second highest cooperation in human resource expenditure, making it a model to highlight and replicate nationally. However, the analysis also finds that overall cooperation around resource distribution need not imply cooperation in resource expenditure, specifically on human resources. Furthermore, tax-base sharing does not impact cooperation with respect to student population imbalance, nor does it mitigate expropriation with respect to district debt service, trapping the regions’ districts in cycles of austerity.

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Section: No Guaranteesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cooperation Analysis of Tax-Base Sharing in the Twin Cities: School Districts, Human Resources, and Structural Justice

Backer

2023

Journal of Education Human Resources

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“…8 For Schrader, the police provides the powerful with an instrument to avoid negotiating the social contract with the subaltern. 9 Forms of "police" always existed. But it was under this new form of economic production alienating peasants and turning workers into wage earners when policing became increasingly indispensable to keep rising antagonisms in check.…”

Section: Critical Views On Policingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Police Protection Rackets and Political Modernity in Mexico

Lerch

2022

Politics & Society

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This article provides a long-term historical periodization of federal police agencies under Mexico's single-party regime (1930s–2000). Based on archival findings in Mexico and the United States, as well as interviews with former law-enforcement officials, the article documents and reflects, in particular, on the entanglements between federal policing agencies and organized crime (police protection rackets). Drawing from bandit studies and critical perspectives on policing, the article argues police protection rackets to be an integral but overlooked mechanism in Mexico's modern state-formation process. The article also hints at the important but largely overlooked role of police protection rackets in the making of capitalist modernity more generally.

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“…Recent interventions in Marxist security thinking have begun to rectify this blind spot. This work productively explores how projects of pacification and their material dispossession take place through race-making (McQuade, 2019; Schrader, 2019; Seigel, 2018; Wall, 2016). Nikhil Pal Singh (2017: 27) draws attention to a ‘racialized narrative of security’ that emerged in the settler-colonial project of the United States, which ‘invested every white person with the sovereign right to kill’.…”

Section: Violent Histories Of Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As Gilmore (2002: 16) continues, ‘racism is a practice of abstraction, a death-dealing displacement of difference into hierarchies that organize relations within and between the planet’s sovereign political territories’. Following Singh and Gilmore, Stuart Schrader (2019: 39–41) similarly explains: ‘Race is not racism’s predetermined object; it is what racism produces. .…”

Section: Race Racism Racializationmentioning

confidence: 99%