Labor Market and Penal Sanction: Thoughts on the Sociology of Criminal Justice

Rusche, Georg

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“…La criminología y las teorías de la prisión durante mucho tiempo han analizado el rol de la clase y la pobreza en el delito, el sistema penal y las prisiones (Garland, 2001;Rusche;Dinwiddie, 1978). A su vez, la criminología feminista ha argumentado que esos análisis asumían que la prisión era masculina, y ocultaban que el delito y las dinámicas de castigo también están formadas por el género.…”

Section: Mujeres Privadas De La Libertad E Interseccionalidadunclassified

“…Algunos autores han argumentado que la prisión reproduce y refuerza los órdenes sociales de clase y género (Ariza; Iturralde, 2015;Caicedo, 2017;Iturralde, 2011;Rusche;Dinwiddie, 1978). Así, las formas de opresión y discriminación de las mujeres se agravan durante la reclusión y después de quedar en libertad, teniendo en cuenta sus condiciones de marginalidad y sus responsabilidades de cuidado (Ariza; Iturralde, 2015).…”

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“…Pregunta el principio de menor elegibilidad, según el cual las condiciones de la prisión deben ser peores que las condiciones de vida de los ciudadanos de la clase más baja que cumplen la ley, para que las personas prefieran abstenerse de la realización de una conducta criminal (Rusche;Dinwiddie, 1978). Este último punto fundamenta la imposibilidad de equiparar las condiciones laborales de la prisión con las del trabajo libre, pues si las condiciones ofrecidas son mejores o iguales, el obrero precarizado podría tener incentivos para cometer un delito, con el objetivo de cubrir sus necesidades básicas (Ariza-Higuera, 2017) 17 .…”

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Trabalho e mulheres privadas de liberdade: trabalhando para a margem do direito do trabalho

Sánchez-Mejía¹,

Juliana²

2018

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A partir de una investigación basada en metodologías mixtas, este artículo muestra que el perfil socioeconómico de la mayoría de mujeres privadas de la libertad en Colombia se caracteriza por una situación de marginalidad múltiple, debido a la intersección entre género y bajo estatus socioeconómico. Asimismo, explora sus necesidades específicas y experiencias en relación con el trabajo, teniendo en cuenta su perfil y su rol de cuidadoras principales. El análisis se divide en tres momentos: antes de la detención, en la prisión, y después de retornar a la comunidad, donde se evidencia que la prisión refuerza la desigualdad atada a su género y bajo estatus socioeconómico. Este artículo hace énfasis en que es crucial ofrecer programas, intervenciones y servicios que tengan en cuenta el perfil de las mujeres y su situación de marginalidad múltiple, con el fin de mejorar su efectividad. Adicionalmente, sugiere repensar el alcance del derecho laboral en relación con el trabajo penitenciario.

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Sánchez-Mejía¹,

Juliana²

2018

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“…The hardening of attitudes Johnston identified towards the urban poor ran in parallel with an “enlightened municipalisation movement”, and compassion (Johnston, ). Rusche, from a Marxist perspective, conceptualizes punishments in terms of reforming through dispositional change in convict workers; adaptation to the workplace on liberation is the goal, a theme surfacing in the penal files, especially when sentence remission was under consideration (Rusche, ).…”

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Life in a Forgotten Scottish Gulag: Punishment and Social Regulation in HM Peterhead Convict Prison

Holligan

2017

J Historical Sociology

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This paper contributes to filling a lacuna in our knowledge of penal history in Scotland by examining the voices of convicts through records of prisoners experiencing Penal Servitude during the period 1897-1942. The sources utilized are the archived files of thirty-two male convict prisoners in Scotland's Convict Prison at Peterhead. These files give insights about life in this remote prison as conveyed through records of punishment, prisoners' requests, and prisoners' letters. Prison Rules about convict correspondence highlight penal letters as a distinctive genre of communication: political and personal boundaries were enforced on all exchanges. The convict prison, like nineteenth-century British labour colonies, imposed workhouse conditions at the extreme; it was a place of exclusion, dominated by religious and social sentiment and suppositions about criminal psychology and containment. The extent of the curtailment of convicts' liberty and the aim of re-socialization is refracted in penal practices fostering convict dependency. The ethos of Scotland's convict colony was immersed in military traditions of training, subservience to authority and generalized gloom. "My world is very small and monotonous"

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“…4 3 Fundamentalmente, no artigo " Arbeitsmarkt und Strafollzug" (1933), com edição norte-americana: RUSCHE, 1980, pp. 10-16., e, também, no livro que se seguiu a ele, escrito em co-autoria com Otto KIRCHHEIMER, "Punishment and Social Structure" (originalmente publicado nos Estados Unidos, em 1939), com edição brasileira: RUSCHE; KIRCHHEIMER, 2004. Sua teoria, portanto, pretendia "superar uma dimensão teórica da criminologia como ciência da criminalidade, como saber-poder sobre as causas individuais e sociais do desvio, e de construir uma crítica histórico-econômica da formação dos sistemas repressivos" (DE GIORGI, 2006, p. 37).…”

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Silveira¹

2018

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Based on works by Georg RUSCHE and Michel FOUCAULT, the article proposes that, in the current context of the mass incarceration, the prison has assumed a clear biopolitical conformation. Despite the disciplinary hypothesis, present in the speeches (political, juridical, mediatic, etc.) that permeate the penal system, the efforts to legitimize the punishment were simply abandoned, in the same measure as the prison perfected its role of control of the multitude (here used in the sense given by DE GIORGI). Methodologically, the text relies on the dialogue between those works, in contrast to some data on unemployment and imprisonment in Brazil. Considering the current situation of the national penitentiary system, it is of fundamental importance to undertake comprehension efforts based on wellestablished theoretical frameworks on criminal matters research, but it is also essential to submit such conclusions to data that are connected to the reality of the penal system. Besides, the study finds the role that pretrial detention has played in the contemporary biopolitical conformation of imprisonment.

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Labor Market and Penal Sanction: Thoughts on the Sociology of Criminal Justice

Cited by 19 publications

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Trabalho e mulheres privadas de liberdade: trabalhando para a margem do direito do trabalho

Trabalho e mulheres privadas de liberdade: trabalhando para a margem do direito do trabalho

Life in a Forgotten Scottish Gulag: Punishment and Social Regulation in HM Peterhead Convict Prison

Aprisãoprocessualnobrasilcomoestratégiabiopolítica:inferênciasentredesemprego,encarceramentoeacrisepenitenciária

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