Tanner Lectures Discussion Seminar - Glenn Loury (Brown) "Racial Stigma, Mass Incarceration and American Values"

The April 5 discussion seminar examines Prof Loury's first talk entitled "Ghettos, Prisons and Racial Backlash" (which was given on 4/4/07). This talk presented an historical, political and sociological study of the role race has played, and continues to play, in the remarkable post-1970 transformation of America's punishment policies. DISCUSSANTS: L. BOBO (Stanford), P. KARLAN (Stanford Law).

The April 6 discussion seminar exmines Prof Loury's second talk entitled "Social Identity and the Ethics of Punishment" (which was given on 4/5/07). This talk focused on the ethics of punishment in a "divided society" (elaborating a social scientific and an ethical critique of the "politics of personal responsibility" that emerged out of the culture wars of the 1980s). DISCUSSANTS: T. SHELBY (Harvard), L. WACQUANT (Berkeley).

 
Dates and Times
Thursday, Apr 5, 2007 10:00 AM
Friday, Apr 6, 2007 10:00 AM

Approximate duration of 2.00 hour(s).
Location:
Landau Economics Bldg, SIEPR A  [Map]
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Program in Ethics in Society and the Office of the President
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Open to the public. Wheelchair accessible.
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March 30, 2007