Civilizing Offensives: special issue of Human Figurations
Posted on February 20, 2015 by Stephen Mennell
The special issue of Human Figurations on Civilising Offensives is now published online at:
http://quod.lib.umich.edu/h/humfig/11217607.0004.1*?rgn=full+text
Contents:
Introduction to the Special Issue of Human Figurations on Civilising Offensives |
Flint, John; Kruithof, Bernard; Powell, Ryan |
The Dutch bourgeois civilising offensive in the nineteenth century |
Kruithof, Bernard |
Beschavingsoffensief (civilising offensive): from sociological concept to moral appeal |
de Regt, Ali |
Home from Home: UK civilising offensives in residential childcare |
Vertigans, Stephen |
Balances between civilising processes and offensives: Adult-child relations in Irish primary schools from the mid-nineteenth century |
Dolan, Paddy |
Thatcher’s civilising offensive: The Ridley Plan to decivilise the working class |
Clement, Matt |
Containing the Urban Poor – Coercion or Consent? Disciplining Missions and Civilising Offensives in the Netherlands |
van Ginkel, Rob |
‘We are not long-haired hippies …’ Civilising offensives, suffering, doping and professional cycling |
Connolly, John |
Civilising offensives and decivilising processes: between the emic and the etic |
Mennell, Stephen |
Book Reviews |