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Bad cops and true detectives: The horror of police and the unthinkable world by Linnemann, Travis

“…The first season of the HBO series True Detective has drawn attention to Eugene Thacker’s horror of philosophy trilogy and his tripartite mode of thinking of…”
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Three-dimensional policeman: Security, sovereignty and volumetric police power by Linnemann, Travis, Turner, Justin

“…Rather than thinking only in terms of flat cartographic surfaces, this article advances current understandings of the political geography of police power by…”
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Ferguson script by Linnemann, Travis

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Ghost Criminology review symposium: Editors’ response by Fiddler, Michael, Kindynis, Theo, Linnemann, Travis

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Catching our breath: Reading the pandemic through crime, media and culture by Armstrong, Sarah, Biber, Katherine, Linnemann, Travis

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Black sites, “dark sides”: War power, police power, and the violence of the (un)known by Linnemann, Travis, Medley, Corina

“…The US Senate Intelligence Committee report on CIA torture and the Guardian’s exposé of the Chicago Police Department’s “off-the-books interrogation compound”…”
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No Chance: The Secret of Police, or the Violence of Discretion by Wall, Tyler, Linnemann, Travis

“…The idea that police could leave an arrest wholly to chance flies in the face of "community values, standards" and liberal commonsense understandings of "law…”
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Beyond the Ghetto: Police Power, Methamphetamine and the Rural War on Drugs by Linnemann, Travis, Kurtz, Don L.

“…Viewing police as important cultural producers, we ask how police power fashions structures of feeling and social imaginaries of the “war on drugs” in small…”
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'WITH SCENES OF BLOOD AND PAIN': Crime Control and the Punitive Imagination of The Meth Project by Linnemann, Travis, Hanson, Laura, Williams, L. Susan

“…This article takes aim at an image-based methamphetamine (meth) intervention programme in the United States, to reveal disparate images of meth users organized…”
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Proof of death: Police power and the visual economies of seizure, accumulation and trophy by Linnemann, Travis

“…The phrase proof of life describes visual evidence meant to prove a kidnap victim or prisoner of war is alive. As developed here, proof of death describes a…”
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CAPOTE'S GHOSTS: VIOLENCE, MEDIA AND THE SPECTRE OF SUSPICION by Linnemann, Travis

“…In 1959, on the Kansas high plains, two ex-convict drifters fell upon a defenseless farm family, slaying them 'in cold blood'. As the subject of a book widely…”
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‘This is your face on meth’: The punitive spectacle of ‘white trash’ in the rural war on drugs by Linnemann, Travis, Wall, Tyler

“…This article engages the dynamic role of the crime image and more specifically the mug shot, in a contemporary anti-methamphetamine media campaign known as…”
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Monsters Are Real by Damm, Johnny

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Ghost Criminology: A Framework for the Discipline’s Spectral Turn by Fiddler, Michael, Linnemann, Travis, Kindynis, Theo

“…Abstract Drawing upon recent criminological scholarship examining spectrality, as well as Jacques Derrida’s notion of hauntology, this article sets out a…”
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Staring Down the State: Police Power, Visual Economies, and the “War on Cameras” by Wall, Tyler, Linnemann, Travis

“…This paper considers how the politics of security and order are also a politics of aesthetics encompassing practical struggles over the authority and…”
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Darkness on the Edge of Town: Visual Criminology and the "Black Sites" of the Rural by McClanahan, Bill, Linnemann, Travis

“…"Black" has long been employed to inspire or communicate horror, isolation and dread. Employed the state and capital, from the CIA and municipal police…”
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Apocalypse Now and Forever by Linnemann, Travis

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Governing through meth: Local politics, drug control and the drift toward securitization by Linnemann, Travis

“…The enduring social anxieties surrounding the illicit drug, methamphetamine (meth), offer a useful lens to view processes of criminalization and control as…”
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Creating visual differences: Methamphetamine users perceptions of anti-meth campaigns by Marsh, Whitney, Copes, Heith, Linnemann, Travis

“…Abstract Background Because of increased law enforcement and subsequent media attention, methamphetamine users appear in the public’s imagination as diseased,…”
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From ‘filth’ and ‘insanity’ to ‘peaceful moral watchdogs’: Police, news media, and the gang label by Linnemann, Travis, McClanahan, Bill

“…This paper engages the cultural politics of criminal classifications by aiming at one of the state’s most powerful, yet ambiguous markers—the ‘gang.’ Focusing…”
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