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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"visual criminology"”.

  1. A Dark Reflection of Society: Analyzing Cultural Representations of State Control in Black Mirror

    <p>Recognizing the importance of visual criminology and media studies in contemporary academic criminal justice studies, I attempt to contribute to the field by analyzing three themes found in Channel 4’s Black Mirror in relation to cultural fears of state control and the progression of technology. …

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  2. Fear of the Future: A Speculative Exploration of Cinematic Dystopias

    … adds not only to the growing literature within visual criminology, but also to everyday commentary on the current and possible long-term effects of over-criminalization, including its direct consequences in policing and punishment.</p>

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  3. Black and Blue: Competing Social Constructions of Police On Instagram and Twitter

    <p>Mass media outlets newspapers and television were traditionally where individuals gathered their news information; however, with the growth of new media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, individuals are now co-producers of the content that is seen by the public. Previous research …

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