Culture and Conflict in Palestine/Israel
You are invited to attend the conference Culture and Conflict in Palestine/Israel held February 1-3 at UF. As diplomatic and military efforts to establish justice and peace in Palestine/Israel have […]
Naila and the Uprising
You are invited to attend the conference Culture and Conflict in Palestine/Israel held February 1-3 at UF. The kickoff event for this conference will be a free screening of this […]
The Imperial Origins of American Policing: Militarization and Colonial Feedback in the Early 20th Century – Julian Go
This presentation offers a comparative-historical perspective on the militarization of policing in through a close examination of urban policing in early 20th century America, a period that historians call “the […]
Militarizing the Police: Empire, Race, and Counter-Insurgency – Julian Go
The militarization of the police is not new. It reaches back to the very founding of modern policing. This presentation explores some of this history, from the nineteenth century through […]
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Tameka Samuels-Jones
Ph.D. Candidate, Sociology and Criminology & Law 2018-2019 Rothman Doctoral Fellow Tameka Samuels-Jones addressed questions about conflicting state regulations and indigenous cultural beliefs in the Blue and John Crow Mountains […]
Tameka Samuels-Jones, Department of Sociology and Crimonology & Law
“Regulatory Law and Local Stakeholder influences on Green Crime in the Blue Mountains, Jamaica.” Rothman Doctoral Fellow Tameka Samuels-Jones addressed questions about conflicting state regulations and indigenous cultural beliefs […]
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