In recent decades, part of the human sciences has been dedicated to rethinking separations between subjects and objects, or, in another sense, nature culture. If, Western context, this separation guaranteed ontological primacy subjects, other strands thought have sought rediscover interactions including finding ways establish conditions autonomy objects by themselves. particular turning cultura...

Transnational police readily use martial language in the stories they tell about their work. Their actual work, however, tells a different and less dramatic story. Why, then, do insist on these warlike tales? Why is there discrepancy between self-representation of transnational policing its reality? Using an ethnographic study, this article provides some answers. First, it includes overview thr...

This article seeks to lay bare the central epistemological and theoretical principles that undergird Bourdieu's work by dissecting the analyses proposed in his book The State Nobility: Elite Schools in the New Mode of Domination (1989, transl. 1996). It is argued that this study offers not only a powerful and generalizable theoretical model of class rule in advanced society. It also contains lu...

Burglary, the third most common crime after larceny-theft and motor vehicle theft, is rarely the focus of forensic psychiatric study. While most burglaries are motivated simply by material gain, there is a subgroup of burglaries fueled by sexual dynamics. The authors differentiate two types of sexual burglaries: 1) fetish burglaries with overt sexual dynamics; and 2) voyeuristic burglaries, in ...