Violence and Disposability at the Intersection of Twin Pandemics.

Q2 Arts and Humanities

Labor Studies Journal Pub Date : 2022-12-01 DOI:10.1177/0160449X221121646

Ashley M Howard

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Abstract

COVID-19 and anti-Black violence represent interlocking pandemics animated by necropolitics, the power to determine who lives and who dies. By expanding our understanding of violence to include its structural and cultural forms alongside direct bodily harm, we must also expand our commitment to end violence. Labor educators, organizers, and workers are uniquely positioned to articulate this more expansive definition and advocate for the eradication of violence in all its forms.

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双大流行病交汇处的暴力与处置

COVID-19和反黑人暴力代表了由死亡政治(necropolitics)——决定谁生谁死的权力——推动的环环相扣的流行病。通过扩大我们对暴力的理解，包括其结构和文化形式以及直接的身体伤害，我们还必须扩大我们对结束暴力的承诺。劳动教育工作者、组织者和工人具有独特的地位，可以阐明这一更广泛的定义，并倡导消除一切形式的暴力。

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Labor Studies Journal Social Sciences-Sociology and Political Science

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1.50

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期刊介绍： The Labor Studies Journal is the official journal of the United Association for Labor Education and is a multi-disciplinary journal publishing research on work, workers, labor organizations, and labor studies and worker education in the US and internationally. The Journal is interested in manuscripts using a diversity of research methods, both qualitative and quantitative, directed at a general audience including union, university, and community based labor educators, labor activists and scholars from across the social sciences and humanities. As a multi-disciplinary journal, manuscripts should be directed at a general audience, and care should be taken to make methods, especially highly quantitative ones, accessible to a general reader.