リスクと「統治性」―米国非正規滞在者の排除と処罰

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The meaning of the “risk” has changed from a neutral term, concerned merely with probabilities, with losses and gains, to a negative or undesirable outcome, and as such, is synonymous with the terms danger and hazard (Fox, 1999). Some risk theories and perspectives is offered by the several theorists who have taken up Michel Foucault’s writing on governmentality to “explore the ways in which the state and other governmental apparatuses work together to govern−that is, manage and regulate−populations via risk discourses and strategies (Luption, D, 1999).” In this paper, rethinking of my ethnographic data, narratives and conflicts at the sites where I have been conducting an informal day labor site located near the eastbound I−80 on−ramp to San Francisco since 2006, I will discuss the multi−levels relationship between risk and “governmentality”.