Laura Naegler
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4076480 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Laura Naegler |
| PRENOMES | Laura |
| SOBRENOME | Naegler |
| ASSINATURA | NAEGLER L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Liverpool |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1093-0282 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Resistance
Cultural Resistance
The seductions and fallacies of misogynistic influencer culture
In recent years, educators, youth workers and professionals working in prevention of extremism roles have expressed serious concerns about the growing impact of online misogynist content on male adolescents. Via online portals and social media, a number of self-styled ‘influencers’, such as Andrew Tate, are melding patriarchal and sexist messages with promises of quick wealth, status and achievement of an ideal male body. Drawing from qualitative…
You need to put on your own oxygen mask first
Environmental activism, emotions and the TikTok affect
In this article we explore how TikTok functions as an affective space in which deep emotions about the climate emergency are both conveyed and invoked. Drawing on thematic content analysis of a purposive sample of TikTok videos, we explore how the platform is being used as a tool for mediating environmental activism. We organise our analysis in relation to the deployment of ‘affective couplets’, which act as narrative devices for simultaneously s…
The Pleasures of Risk and the Limits of Resistance
In scholarly accounts of voluntary risk-taking, the idea of edgework constituting resistance has been explored in relation to a range of activities and contexts. Yet, there remains conceptual ambiguity around the extent to which edgework can be understood as resistance, and if it is determined to be so by actors themselves. In this critical review of existing research, I explore the potentials of edgework as an immediate and context-specific form…
Between containment and crackdown in Geylang, Singapore
Based on a case study conducted in Geylang, Singapore, this article explores the role of urban policing, surveillance and crime control as mechanisms of social ordering that contribute to the marginalisation of excluded groups, including low-income migrant workers and sex workers. Adopting a statecraft approach that emphasises the significance of ‘governing through crime’ for the upholding of urban political-economic projects, we examine the enta…
Resistance and the Radical Imagination
At times of global unrest and the emergence of a wide range of protest movements, recent intra-disciplinary criminological debates on the potentials and limits of resistance suggest a paradoxical trend. Critical criminologists—in particular, those associated with the ultra-realist perspective—have become increasingly skeptical of the idea of “resistance,” itself. In the context of these discussions, scholars have resorted to dismissing opposition…
This is not a case of gender inequality. This is a case of injustice’
In November 2018, Monica Baey, a student at the National University of Singapore (NUS) was recorded by a fellow student while showering in university accommodation. After the perpetrator was issued a formal warning and a one-semester suspension, Baey posted about the case on social media and named the perpetrator. This generated public support, news coverage and institutional reform. In this article, we explore a range of responses to the Monica …
Goldman-Sachs doesn’t care if you raise chicken
This article addresses debates in the ‘post-Occupy movement’ over the resistant potential of prefigurative politics, and asks how prefiguration can be conceptualized as resistance in relation to activists’ understanding of politics, power and social change. Based on ethnographic fieldwork and interviews with activists in New York City, it looks at anarchist politics after Occupy Wall Street (OWS). Here, the absence of spectacular moments of confr…
Cultural Criminology and Gender Consciousness
Cultural criminology emerged in the mid-nineties with defining texts written by Jock Young, Keith Hayward, and Jeff Ferrell, among others. Since its inception, it has been criticized for its shallow connections with feminist theory. While in theory cultural criminology clearly acknowledges the influence of feminist scholarship, it has in practice often only superficially ‘added’ on gender and sexuality to its scholarly investigations. Yet, as we …
The Ritual of Insurrection and the ‘Thrill-Seeking Youth’. An Instant Ethnography of Inner-City Riots in Germany
Around the early 2000s, the periodic riots in Hamburg’s inner-city neighbourhood of Sternschanze changed profoundly. For decades, these riots constituted struggles between state authorities and militant anarchists of the autonome Szene (autonomous scene), entwined around resistance to consumer capitalism, control and police repression, and contestations over the production and use of urban space. However, the rapid gentrification of Sternschanze …
Jock Young and social bulimia
Cultural Criminology and Gender Consciousness
Cultural criminology emerged in the mid-nineties with defining texts written by Jock Young, Keith Hayward, and Jeff Ferrell, among others. Since its inception, it has been criticized for its shallow connections with feminist theory. While in theory cultural criminology clearly acknowledges the influence of feminist scholarship, it has in practice often only superficially ‘added’ on gender and sexuality to its scholarly investigations. Yet, as we …
Goldman-Sachs doesn’t care if you raise chicken
This article addresses debates in the ‘post-Occupy movement’ over the resistant potential of prefigurative politics, and asks how prefiguration can be conceptualized as resistance in relation to activists’ understanding of politics, power and social change. Based on ethnographic fieldwork and interviews with activists in New York City, it looks at anarchist politics after Occupy Wall Street (OWS). Here, the absence of spectacular moments of confr…
Jock Young and social bulimia
You need to put on your own oxygen mask first
Between containment and crackdown in Geylang, Singapore
Based on a case study conducted in Geylang, Singapore, this article explores the role of urban policing, surveillance and crime control as mechanisms of social ordering that contribute to the marginalisation of excluded groups, including low-income migrant workers and sex workers. Adopting a statecraft approach that emphasises the significance of ‘governing through crime’ for the upholding of urban political-economic projects, we examine the enta…
Resistance and the Radical Imagination
At times of global unrest and the emergence of a wide range of protest movements, recent intra-disciplinary criminological debates on the potentials and limits of resistance suggest a paradoxical trend. Critical criminologists—in particular, those associated with the ultra-realist perspective—have become increasingly skeptical of the idea of “resistance,” itself. In the context of these discussions, scholars have resorted to dismissing opposition…
This is not a case of gender inequality. This is a case of injustice’
In November 2018, Monica Baey, a student at the National University of Singapore (NUS) was recorded by a fellow student while showering in university accommodation. After the perpetrator was issued a formal warning and a one-semester suspension, Baey posted about the case on social media and named the perpetrator. This generated public support, news coverage and institutional reform. In this article, we explore a range of responses to the Monica …
The Ritual of Insurrection and the ‘Thrill-Seeking Youth’. An Instant Ethnography of Inner-City Riots in Germany
Around the early 2000s, the periodic riots in Hamburg’s inner-city neighbourhood of Sternschanze changed profoundly. For decades, these riots constituted struggles between state authorities and militant anarchists of the autonome Szene (autonomous scene), entwined around resistance to consumer capitalism, control and police repression, and contestations over the production and use of urban space. However, the rapid gentrification of Sternschanze …
Jock Young and social bulimia
Cultural Criminology and Gender Consciousness
Cultural criminology emerged in the mid-nineties with defining texts written by Jock Young, Keith Hayward, and Jeff Ferrell, among others. Since its inception, it has been criticized for its shallow connections with feminist theory. While in theory cultural criminology clearly acknowledges the influence of feminist scholarship, it has in practice often only superficially ‘added’ on gender and sexuality to its scholarly investigations. Yet, as we …
Goldman-Sachs doesn’t care if you raise chicken
This article addresses debates in the ‘post-Occupy movement’ over the resistant potential of prefigurative politics, and asks how prefiguration can be conceptualized as resistance in relation to activists’ understanding of politics, power and social change. Based on ethnographic fieldwork and interviews with activists in New York City, it looks at anarchist politics after Occupy Wall Street (OWS). Here, the absence of spectacular moments of confr…
This is not a case of gender inequality. This is a case of injustice’
In November 2018, Monica Baey, a student at the National University of Singapore (NUS) was recorded by a fellow student while showering in university accommodation. After the perpetrator was issued a formal warning and a one-semester suspension, Baey posted about the case on social media and named the perpetrator. This generated public support, news coverage and institutional reform. In this article, we explore a range of responses to the Monica …
Between containment and crackdown in Geylang, Singapore
Based on a case study conducted in Geylang, Singapore, this article explores the role of urban policing, surveillance and crime control as mechanisms of social ordering that contribute to the marginalisation of excluded groups, including low-income migrant workers and sex workers. Adopting a statecraft approach that emphasises the significance of ‘governing through crime’ for the upholding of urban political-economic projects, we examine the enta…
Resistance and the Radical Imagination
At times of global unrest and the emergence of a wide range of protest movements, recent intra-disciplinary criminological debates on the potentials and limits of resistance suggest a paradoxical trend. Critical criminologists—in particular, those associated with the ultra-realist perspective—have become increasingly skeptical of the idea of “resistance,” itself. In the context of these discussions, scholars have resorted to dismissing opposition…
Resistance
Cultural Resistance
The seductions and fallacies of misogynistic influencer culture
In recent years, educators, youth workers and professionals working in prevention of extremism roles have expressed serious concerns about the growing impact of online misogynist content on male adolescents. Via online portals and social media, a number of self-styled ‘influencers’, such as Andrew Tate, are melding patriarchal and sexist messages with promises of quick wealth, status and achievement of an ideal male body. Drawing from qualitative…
You need to put on your own oxygen mask first
Environmental activism, emotions and the TikTok affect
In this article we explore how TikTok functions as an affective space in which deep emotions about the climate emergency are both conveyed and invoked. Drawing on thematic content analysis of a purposive sample of TikTok videos, we explore how the platform is being used as a tool for mediating environmental activism. We organise our analysis in relation to the deployment of ‘affective couplets’, which act as narrative devices for simultaneously s…
The Pleasures of Risk and the Limits of Resistance
In scholarly accounts of voluntary risk-taking, the idea of edgework constituting resistance has been explored in relation to a range of activities and contexts. Yet, there remains conceptual ambiguity around the extent to which edgework can be understood as resistance, and if it is determined to be so by actors themselves. In this critical review of existing research, I explore the potentials of edgework as an immediate and context-specific form…
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