Jon Frauley
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4076433 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jon Frauley |
| PRENOMES | Jon |
| SOBRENOME | Frauley |
| ASSINATURA | FRAULEY J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Ottawa |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8271-7977 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 3 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2004 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Stephen Miran, the intensifying internal war economy of Trump 2.0, and the new architecture of coercion
This paper examines policy papers by the Trump administration organic intellectual Stephen Miran, whose work reframes trade, fiscal and monetary policy as national-security levers, promotes expanded Executive authority, and advocates a programme of militarized reindustrialization. These interventions offer a window into Trumpian political economy. Drawing on the political sociology of William Robinson, particularly his concept of the ‘global poli…
The OECD and Ritualized Isomorphism
While there is considerable literature on the causes of corruption and its harmful effects, along with an extensive body of work focused on anti-corruptionism, there is a paucity of research that examines the anti-corruption dynamic. Few studies contemplate why anti-corruption rhetoric has come to occupy a central role in global governance, despite a growing consensus among some scholars that the anti-corruption movement has done little to reduce…
The poverty of the comparative orthodoxy
The Profits of Recognition
Synoptic Vision
This paper takes recent sociological debate about “transdisciplinarity” (Carroll 2012; Puddephatt and McLaughlin 2015; Mišina 2015) as a springboard for elaborating on the sociological relevance of meta-theoretical engagement, particularly with critical realism. Sociologists need to more forcefully acknowledge the importance of engaging with metatheory if they are to think more productively and creatively about how the philosophical assumptions t…
On Imaginative Criminology and Its Significance
In growing numbers criminologists are discovering the value of imaginative and creative approaches for enquiry. There is now a critical mass of criminological work that engages substantively and theoretically with cultural artefacts such as film, fiction, music, dance, art, photography and cultural institutions. In doing so these works highlight criminology’s persistent epistemological and methodological weaknesses. The broad and fragmented “imag…
Caveat Emptor Under Prudentialism
Residential home (that is, housing) inspection has been a growth industry in Canada and the United States since its emergence in the 1970s. Within a legal context where the purchase of used housing is governed by the doctrine of caveat emptor, and a political and economic context characterized by prudentialism, home inspection appears to offer a means by which consumers can discharge their legal and political duty to be prudent. However, in Canad…
Situation Critical
This paper articulates the commitments, contours and justifications for a pluralist but non-eclectic critical, realist, reflexive social science with emancipatory aims. In it, we stress that social science can and should be used to guide the conceptualization of desirable and viable forms of social organization and their conditions of realization. In this regard, we advocate explanatory theorizing as an ethical duty of social scientists and as a …
Criminology, Deviance, and the Silver Screen
This text argues for the usefulness of fictional realities for criminological theorizing and analysis. It illustrates that a creative and critical social scientific practice requires craft norms rathe
The Fictional Reality and Criminology
A history of ideas model characterises the dominant pedagogical approach to criminological theory. This model, however, is hampered by implicit assumptions about the ontological status of theories and concepts. These ontological assumptions operate as epistemological obstacles to both: (1) the stimulating of what is argued to be a craft-practice in theoretical analysis and; (2) the reproducing of a broadly theoretically informed and reflexive cri…
Why Is This Labour Value? Commodity-Producing Labour as a Social Kind
From Foucault’s Genealogy to Aleatory Materialism
Critical Realism & the Social Sciences
Critical Realism and the Social Sciences brings together contributors from both sides of the Atlantic, all of whom engage with tenets of critical realism, juxtaposing them with traditional representations of social scientific enquiry
Critical realism and the social sciences
Critical realism is a distinct school of thought in philosophy and the social sciences that has been expanding and growing in significance over the past three decades. It offers important insights into the nature of both our social and natural world, and the nature of the social sciences by challenging conventional notions of the relationship between empirical experiences, actual events, and causal mechanisms. Critical Realism and the Social Scie…
Towards an Archaeological-Realist Foucauldian Analytics of Government
Journal Article Towards an Archaeological–Realist Foucauldian Analytics of Government Get access Jon Frauley Jon Frauley * *School of Social Sciences, Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies, York University, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3, Canada; [email protected]. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The British Journal of Criminology, Volume 47, Issue 4, July 2007, Pages 617–633, https://doi.org/10.1093/bj…
Representing Theory and Theorising in Criminal Justice Studies
Race, Justice, and the Production of Knowledge
Les textes à l'étude illustrent des problèmes méthodologiques et pédagogiques généraux considérés par les sciences sociales. En tant qu'exemples illustratifs, chacun de ces textes contribue de manière significative à notre compréhension de la façon dont les sociologues conçoivent et déploient la «race» comme catégorie analytique et comment cela influe sur la production des connaissances au sujet du contrôle de la criminalité et de la justice soci…
Towards an Archaeological-Realist Foucauldian Analytics of Government
Journal Article Towards an Archaeological–Realist Foucauldian Analytics of Government Get access Jon Frauley Jon Frauley * *School of Social Sciences, Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies, York University, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3, Canada; [email protected]. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The British Journal of Criminology, Volume 47, Issue 4, July 2007, Pages 617–633, https://doi.org/10.1093/bj…
Synoptic Vision
This paper takes recent sociological debate about “transdisciplinarity” (Carroll 2012; Puddephatt and McLaughlin 2015; Mišina 2015) as a springboard for elaborating on the sociological relevance of meta-theoretical engagement, particularly with critical realism. Sociologists need to more forcefully acknowledge the importance of engaging with metatheory if they are to think more productively and creatively about how the philosophical assumptions t…
The Profits of Recognition
On Imaginative Criminology and Its Significance
In growing numbers criminologists are discovering the value of imaginative and creative approaches for enquiry. There is now a critical mass of criminological work that engages substantively and theoretically with cultural artefacts such as film, fiction, music, dance, art, photography and cultural institutions. In doing so these works highlight criminology’s persistent epistemological and methodological weaknesses. The broad and fragmented “imag…
Caveat Emptor Under Prudentialism
Residential home (that is, housing) inspection has been a growth industry in Canada and the United States since its emergence in the 1970s. Within a legal context where the purchase of used housing is governed by the doctrine of caveat emptor, and a political and economic context characterized by prudentialism, home inspection appears to offer a means by which consumers can discharge their legal and political duty to be prudent. However, in Canad…
Representing Theory and Theorising in Criminal Justice Studies
Race, Justice, and the Production of Knowledge
Les textes à l'étude illustrent des problèmes méthodologiques et pédagogiques généraux considérés par les sciences sociales. En tant qu'exemples illustratifs, chacun de ces textes contribue de manière significative à notre compréhension de la façon dont les sociologues conçoivent et déploient la «race» comme catégorie analytique et comment cela influe sur la production des connaissances au sujet du contrôle de la criminalité et de la justice soci…
Race, Justice, and the Production of Knowledge
Les textes à l'étude illustrent des problèmes méthodologiques et pédagogiques généraux considérés par les sciences sociales. En tant qu'exemples illustratifs, chacun de ces textes contribue de manière significative à notre compréhension de la façon dont les sociologues conçoivent et déploient la «race» comme catégorie analytique et comment cela influe sur la production des connaissances au sujet du contrôle de la criminalité et de la justice soci…
Representing Theory and Theorising in Criminal Justice Studies
Towards an Archaeological-Realist Foucauldian Analytics of Government
Journal Article Towards an Archaeological–Realist Foucauldian Analytics of Government Get access Jon Frauley Jon Frauley * *School of Social Sciences, Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies, York University, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3, Canada; [email protected]. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The British Journal of Criminology, Volume 47, Issue 4, July 2007, Pages 617–633, https://doi.org/10.1093/bj…
Why Is This Labour Value? Commodity-Producing Labour as a Social Kind
From Foucault’s Genealogy to Aleatory Materialism
Critical Realism & the Social Sciences
Critical Realism and the Social Sciences brings together contributors from both sides of the Atlantic, all of whom engage with tenets of critical realism, juxtaposing them with traditional representations of social scientific enquiry
Critical realism and the social sciences
Critical realism is a distinct school of thought in philosophy and the social sciences that has been expanding and growing in significance over the past three decades. It offers important insights into the nature of both our social and natural world, and the nature of the social sciences by challenging conventional notions of the relationship between empirical experiences, actual events, and causal mechanisms. Critical Realism and the Social Scie…
Situation Critical
This paper articulates the commitments, contours and justifications for a pluralist but non-eclectic critical, realist, reflexive social science with emancipatory aims. In it, we stress that social science can and should be used to guide the conceptualization of desirable and viable forms of social organization and their conditions of realization. In this regard, we advocate explanatory theorizing as an ethical duty of social scientists and as a …
Criminology, Deviance, and the Silver Screen
This text argues for the usefulness of fictional realities for criminological theorizing and analysis. It illustrates that a creative and critical social scientific practice requires craft norms rathe
The Fictional Reality and Criminology
A history of ideas model characterises the dominant pedagogical approach to criminological theory. This model, however, is hampered by implicit assumptions about the ontological status of theories and concepts. These ontological assumptions operate as epistemological obstacles to both: (1) the stimulating of what is argued to be a craft-practice in theoretical analysis and; (2) the reproducing of a broadly theoretically informed and reflexive cri…
Caveat Emptor Under Prudentialism
Residential home (that is, housing) inspection has been a growth industry in Canada and the United States since its emergence in the 1970s. Within a legal context where the purchase of used housing is governed by the doctrine of caveat emptor, and a political and economic context characterized by prudentialism, home inspection appears to offer a means by which consumers can discharge their legal and political duty to be prudent. However, in Canad…
On Imaginative Criminology and Its Significance
In growing numbers criminologists are discovering the value of imaginative and creative approaches for enquiry. There is now a critical mass of criminological work that engages substantively and theoretically with cultural artefacts such as film, fiction, music, dance, art, photography and cultural institutions. In doing so these works highlight criminology’s persistent epistemological and methodological weaknesses. The broad and fragmented “imag…
Synoptic Vision
This paper takes recent sociological debate about “transdisciplinarity” (Carroll 2012; Puddephatt and McLaughlin 2015; Mišina 2015) as a springboard for elaborating on the sociological relevance of meta-theoretical engagement, particularly with critical realism. Sociologists need to more forcefully acknowledge the importance of engaging with metatheory if they are to think more productively and creatively about how the philosophical assumptions t…
The Profits of Recognition
The poverty of the comparative orthodoxy
The OECD and Ritualized Isomorphism
While there is considerable literature on the causes of corruption and its harmful effects, along with an extensive body of work focused on anti-corruptionism, there is a paucity of research that examines the anti-corruption dynamic. Few studies contemplate why anti-corruption rhetoric has come to occupy a central role in global governance, despite a growing consensus among some scholars that the anti-corruption movement has done little to reduce…
Stephen Miran, the intensifying internal war economy of Trump 2.0, and the new architecture of coercion
This paper examines policy papers by the Trump administration organic intellectual Stephen Miran, whose work reframes trade, fiscal and monetary policy as national-security levers, promotes expanded Executive authority, and advocates a programme of militarized reindustrialization. These interventions offer a window into Trumpian political economy. Drawing on the political sociology of William Robinson, particularly his concept of the ‘global poli…
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