Abolition is a must for the future of society. Policing and prisons are core concepts that need to be examined. Criminal law and criminal psychology will be discussed in relation to the abolition of police and prisons. Neuroscience and the philosophy of mind will be examined and new alternatives will be discussed. The interdisciplinary approach will examine these ideas and concepts, and will be administered and implemented with new frameworks.
Policing Prisons Abolition
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Abolition is a must for the future of society. Policing and prisons are core concepts that need to be examined. Criminal law and criminal psychology will be discussed in relation to the abolition of police and prisons. Neuroscience and the philosophy of mind will be examined and new alternatives will be discussed. The interdisciplinary approach will examine these ideas and concepts, and will be administered and implemented with new frameworks.
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11/20/2021
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Recent Episodes
April 23, 2023
Part 2: Policing and Militarization
Current events within politics and cases discussed about policing and prisons. A continuation of previous episodes.
February 4, 2022
Abolition Movement
This episode dives into the abolition movement and advocates and researchers within the area of study. Explored the creativity and imaginative aspects to how abolition is constructed and the different definitions.
January 3, 2022
Police Militarization
This explains the cognitive and social psychology within the work of Dave Grossman. Police militarization and government programs also discussed.
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