5. Corporal Confinement, Mutilation and Slave Marks : Approaches to Mobility Control in Early Mesopotamia

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Table of Contents 5
3. List of Figures 7
4. Acknowledgements 9
5. 1. Punishment, Regulation and Legitimation : A Trans-cultural and Trans-epochal Perspective on Labour Mobility 11
6. Part 1 Punishment and the Production of Labour Relations
7. 2. Punishment, Competition and the Regulation of Labour Mobility in Old and Middle Kingdom Egypt (c. 2494– 1650 BC) 33
8. 3. Vagrancy, Punishment, Legislation and Workers’ Agency in Portuguese Africa (1875–1899) 55
9. 4. From Slave Society to Penal Colony : Penalisation of Work and the Penal Workforce in French Guiana, 1794– 1953 75
10. Part 2 Punitive (Im)mobilities
11. 5. Corporal Confinement, Mutilation and Slave Marks : Approaches to Mobility Control in Early Mesopotamia 99
12. 6. Coercive Networks in Copenhagen, c. 1730–1820 121
13. 7. Spatial Punishment and Penal Labour in Eighteenth- to Nineteenth-Century Japan, China and Mongolia 149
14. Part 3 Punishment and the Legitimation of Power
15. 8. The Ancient Egyptian Deportation Regime : Political Economy and Ideological Punishment in Focus 175
16. 9. Life in the Service of God : Penal Servitude and Dependent Labour in the Ecclesiastical Domain 193
17. 10. Lords’ Violence and Peasant Mobility in Fifteenth-Century Red Ruthenia 213
18. Index 237