Punishment, Labour and the Legitimation of Power

Katherine Roscoe, Nabhojeet Sen and Adam S. Fagbore - Punishment, Regulation, and Legitimation: A trans-cultural and trans-epochal perspective on labour mobility, Part 1. Punishment and the Production of Labour Relations,Adam S. Fagbore - Regulating Mobility in Old and Middle Kingdom Egypt (2494 BC, 1650 BC),Paulo Cruz Terra - Vagrancy, Punishment, Legislation and Workers' Agency in Portuguese Africa (1875-1899),Samuel Tracol - From Slave Society to Penal Colony: Penalisation of Work and the Penal Workforce in French Guiana, 1794-1953., Part 2. Carceral (Im)mobilities,J. Nicholas Reid - Corporal Confinement: Mutilation and Slave Marks, Approaches to Mobility Control in Early Mesopotamia,Emilie Luther Valentin and Johan Heinsen - Coercive Networks in Copenhagen, c. 1730?-1820,Khohchahar E. Chuluu - Spatial Punishment and Penal Labour in Eighteenth to Nineteenth Century East Asia, Part 3. Penality and the Legitimation of Power, Christian Langer -The Ancient Egyptian Deportation Regime: Political Economy and Ideological Punishment in Focus,Julia Winnebeck - Life in the Service of God: Penal Servitude and Dependent Labour in the Ecclesiastical Domain,Yurii Zazuliak - Lords' Violence and Peasant Mobility in Fifteenth Century Red Ruthenia.