Theft in Broad Daylight: Racism and Neoliberal Legality.

IF 0.8 Q2 LAW

LAW AND CRITIQUE Pub Date : 2021-01-01 Epub Date: 2021-08-20 DOI:10.1007/s10978-021-09308-9

Brenna Bhandar

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Abstract

In this article the author examines Fitzpatrick's foundational critique of liberal legality and racism, a theme which remained central to his decades-long excavation of modern law's self-identity. After considering Fitzpatrick's 'separation thesis', the author then turns to consider the ways in which neoliberal legality is parasitic upon liberal legal racial formations while at the same time, obscuring the foundational place of race in contemporary capitalism by subsuming material life within its modes of value extraction.

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光天化日之下的盗窃：种族主义与新自由主义合法性

在本文中，作者探讨了菲茨帕特里克对自由主义合法性和种族主义的基础性批判，这一主题一直是他数十年来挖掘现代法律自我认同的核心。在考虑了菲茨帕特里克的 "分离论 "之后，作者转而思考了新自由主义合法性是如何寄生于自由主义法律的种族形式，同时又是如何通过将物质生活归入当代资本主义的价值榨取模式而掩盖了种族在当代资本主义中的基础地位。

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LAW AND CRITIQUE LAW-

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2.30

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25.00%

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