this special section—the relation between discipline and lenience—from an ecclesiological angle in order to examine the multiple ratios and modes of disciplinary agency assembling a Ghanaian Pentecostal-charismatic denomination with a transnational
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Discipline (and Lenience) Beyond the Self
Discipleship in a Pentecostal-Charismatic Organization
Bruno Reinhardt
Education and Hospitality in Liminal Locations for Unaccompanied Refugee Youths in Lesvos
Ivi Daskalaki and Nadina Leivaditi
youths both as temporary “guests” and yet also as subjects of discipline in the residency. The article is based on data produced through eight months of ethnographic fieldwork conducted at the Transit Shelter for Unaccompanied (Male) Minors on the island
Introduction
Lenience in Systems of Religious Meaning and Practice
Maya Mayblin and Diego Malara
Questions of discipline—both discipline of others and self-discipline—matter today as much as they ever did. Airport bookshelves are crammed with books selling us discipline: techniques enabling us to ‘do more’ or to ‘do less’. Discourses of
Manufacturing Labor Discipline
Apprenticeship, Asymmetrical Knowledge, and Large-Scale Production in Britain and France, 1750–1820
Leonard N. Rosenband
of production. They attempted to do so by enhancing their command of skill and its reproduction, and by submitting workers to intricate systems of labor discipline of their own design. Bentham wanted to drown formal apprenticeship in a deep pool of
Peaceful or Disciplined?
Perceived Efficiency and Legitimacy of Nonviolent Protest by Novices and Repeaters in South Korean Candlelight Protests
Joohyun Park
in 2008. While the repeaters found little efficiency and legitimacy in “disciplined” protests, the novices hoped that changes would come with “peaceful” protests. I argue that the previous experiences of resistance and its outcomes have radicalized
Surveillance, Discipline and Care
Technologies of Compliance in a South African Tuberculosis Clinic
Jonathan Stadler
the adaptation of these technologies for uses that may be contrary to their design ( Ruckenstein and Schüll 2017 ). Medical technologies are designed to monitor and regulate compliance to produce disciplined patients. However, patients may also
The Alimentary Forms of Religious Life
Technologies of the Other, Lenience, and the Ethics of Ethiopian Orthodox Fasting
Diego Malara
‘technologies of the other’? Studies exploring the intersection of religious discipline and moral subjectivity have been conspicuously preoccupied with the intentional, ethical self-cultivation of individuals and groups whose religious life is characterized by
Researching Cities, Transforming Ecology
An Investigation into Urban Ecology Agendas
Céline Granjou, Joëlle Salomon Cavin, Valérie Boisvert, Maud Chalmandrier, Silvia Flaminio, Christian Kull, and Marco Moretti
ecosystem ideas and approaches in the genesis and transformation of the discipline ( Hagen 1992 ; Kingsland 2005 ; Walker 2020 ) and its connection with management and conservation ( Takacs 1996 ; Worster 1994 ). Less attention was paid to the history of
Remixing and Reimagining the Early Childhood School Experiences of Brilliant Black Boys
Brian L. Wright and Donna Y. Ford
; Noguera 2008 ; Wright with Counsell 2018 ). The result is a climate of suspicion, intimidation, and fear that spiral into school “discipline hubs” (a phrase coined by Wright) for and the policing of Black boys early on in their life and schooling
Becoming a Fearless Tiger
The Social Conditions for the Production of LTTE Fighters
Giacomo Mantovan
serve under the LTTE's authoritarian rule? How did the LTTE succeed in producing men and women so determined to die and kill for their aims? How could a “small child”—as a fighter described himself prior to enlisting—turn into a disciplined soldier? To