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Based on interviews with a sampling of low-income people and those providing services to them, Patric Burman draws from front-line accounts about the modes of giving, receiving and acting in the modern welfare state. The more general concepts — power, agency, pauperism and poverty — draw from the later work of Michel Foucault and his students on govermentality, as well as other sources in interpretive and critical social science.
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Ken Caraglio
reviewed Poverty's Bonds: Power and Agency in the Social Relations of Welfare on June 10, 2014
Poverty's Bonds
This is one of the few non-textbooks I've come across to cite specific research related to pornography as being non-harmful, or at the very least, as having a neutral impact. In the end, it basically says - "don't pay attention to the moral crusaders who want to ban all porn, here's the research saying it's not bad - and if you want to read those articles, you'll come to realize that there's no basis for these moral entrepreneurs' claims of the harm that comes from porn..."
I liked the brief overview of the history of porn, the changing definitions of pornography over the ages, and the systematic evaluation of legal, moral, religious, & feminist objections to porn.
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