Titlebook: Crime and the Imaginary of Disaster; Post-Apocalyptic Fic Majid Yar Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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Situating the Apocalypse, Crime and Problem of Social Order,, it explores the meanings of the apocalyptic, situating these within the cultural history of the West. Tracing apocalyptic thinking from its religious roots in Christian and Judaic theology, it follows the evolution of such ideas into the supposedly secular era of modernity. Central here is the fun

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Law and Disorder in the Post-Apocalyptic Landscape: Social Breakdown, Sovereign Power and the State regressive atavism takes hold as the institutions of law collapse. This imaginary depicts the fragility of order and the imminent threat of its breakdown, echoing perceptions of a disordered world of random violence, riots, revolutions and terrorism. In post-apocalyptic fictions, this crisis of law

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The Utopian Apocalypse: Crime, Justice and Redemption,iling social order that cannot secure justice. Rather than envisaging disaster as the realisation of a dystopian future of violence and predation, the ‘end of world’ serves as the gateway to creating a more moral society, one in which law satisfies victims’ need to punish offenders and see exemplary

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Insurance Online: Regulation and Consumer Protection in a Cyber Worldor. Historically, insurance companies have been significant collectors and users of customer-related information; the age of “Big Data” has greatly accelerated both the types of information collected and how it is used, creating new opportunities for developing, underwriting, and marketing insurance

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Book 2019th, is understood. The author locates the forces of mortality directly on the body, rather than as an object of government, thereby placing death in a politics of the everyday. This necropolitics is explored through testimonies of individuals living in towns overrun by organized crime and resistance

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Criminal Justice in Gotham: The Role of the Dark Knight,assailant tied up and hanging from a lamp pole with a note attached to the police with a bat-symbol on it, symbolize this aspect of his behavior—as does his reputation as the World’s Greatest Detective, solving crimes already committed and helping the police find the suspect.