MANAGEMENT OF LIFE THROUGH SPORT AND LEISURE IN GRIGNY CENTRE - FRANCE
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.29826Keywords:
Youth. Violence. Public Security Policies. Governamentality. Identity. Sport/leisure.Abstract
This article is part of doctoral thesis which analyzed certain forms of governamentality of the youth, who use sport and leisure of Grigny Centre (suburban area of Paris). The approach results from the interaction of gender studies and political anthropology, in particular, the perspectives that maintain a critical proximity with Foucault’s thinking. The research sources employed were the following: documents press reports; notes from field visits and interviews. Such materials were assessed on the basis of the cultural analysis. Prevention policies targeted to poor youth or prescribe standards emphasize, meanings or representations of juvenile conduct deemed appropriate.
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