导论:全球视野下的非洲刑罚史

IF 2.3 1区 社会学 Q1 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY Punishment & Society-International Journal of Penology Pub Date : 2022-07-26 DOI:10.1177/14624745221109542
Erin E. Braatz, Katherine Bruce-Lockhart, S. Hynd
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Florence Bernault编辑的《非洲的强制执行、监狱和时间:19世纪的历史》(1999年)出版已经20多年了,这是第一本有助于建立非洲刑罚史领域的此类合集。自那以后,这一领域得到了极大的扩展(见Alexander和Kynoch,2011;Roberts 2013;Waller,2017),对死刑和体罚等主题进行了创新性研究(Anderson,2005;Hynd,2008;Gendry,2018;Pierce,2001;Ocobock,2012),殖民地和后殖民地监狱(Thioub,1999;Branch 2005;Diallo 2005;Braatz 2015;Hynd 2015b;Brunet La Ruche 2016;Konaté2018;Machava 2019;Bruce Lockhart 2022),监狱抗议(Filippi,2012),强迫劳动和劳役(Sene,2004;Hynd,2015a;Tiquet 2018),土著形式的惩罚(Braatz,2015;Balakrishnan,2020),政治监禁(Alexander 2012;Branche 2014;Munochiveyi 2014;Deslaurier 2019)、未经审判的拘留(Lobban,2021)、拘留、再教育或集中营(Elkins,2005;McCracken,2011;Cruz和Curto 2017,Machava,2019),以及刑罚改革与监狱暴力之间的关系(Sarkin,2008;Gillespie,2011)。这些研究强调了种族和族裔对非洲刑罚制度的重要性,但也强调了其性别化(Zimudzi,2004;Bruce Lockhart,2014)、代际(Fourchard,2011;Hynd,2018)和经济/资本主义动态。这项奖学金不仅更清楚地了解了非洲大陆的刑罚思想和制度,还深入了解了有关这种关系的更广泛问题
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Introduction: African penal histories in global perspective
It has been over twenty years since the publication of Florence Bernault’s edited volume Enfermement, prison et châtiments en Afrique: du 19e siècle à nos jours (1999), a first of its kind collection that helped establish the field of African penal history. Since then, this field has greatly expanded (see Alexander and Kynoch, 2011; Roberts 2013; Waller, 2017) with innovative research on topics such as capital and corporal punishment (Anderson, 2005; Hynd, 2008; Gendry, 2018; Pierce, 2001; Ocobock, 2012), colonial and postcolonial prisons (Thioub, 1999; Branch 2005; Diallo 2005; Braatz 2015; Hynd 2015b; Brunet-La Ruche 2016; Konaté 2018; Machava 2019; Bruce-Lockhart 2022), prison protests (Filippi, 2012), forced and penal labour (Sene, 2004; Hynd, 2015a; Tiquet 2018), indigenous forms of punishment (Braatz 2015; Balakrishnan, 2020), political imprisonment (Alexander 2012; Branche 2014; Munochiveyi 2014; Deslaurier 2019), detention without trial (Lobban, 2021), detention, re-education or concentration camps (Elkins, 2005; McCracken, 2011; Cruz and Curto 2017, Machava, 2019), and the relationship between penal reform and prison violence (Sarkin, 2008; Gillespie, 2011). Such studies have highlighted the significant of race and ethnicity to African penal regimes, but also their gendered (Zimudzi, 2004; Bruce-Lockhart, 2014), generational (Fourchard 2011; Hynd 2018) and economic/capitalist dynamics. This scholarship has not only provided a clearer picture of penal ideas and institutions on the African continent but has also offered insights into wider questions on the relationship
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期刊介绍: Punishment & Society is an international, interdisciplinary, peer reviewed journal that publishes the highest quality original research and scholarship dealing with punishment, penal institutions and penal control.
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