This book investigates the stardom of Lady Gaga within a cultural-sociological framework. Resisting a reductionist perspective of fame as a commodity, Mathieu Deflem offers an empirical examination of the social conditions that informed Lady Gaga's rise to fame.
Focusing on the evolution of counter-terrorism policing since September 11, 2001, this book examines the strategies employed by law enforcement in the United States and compares them with practices in countries like Israel and Iraq. It also explores the role of international police organizations such as Interpol and Europol. By situating its analysis within the criminology of terrorism, the study provides insights into the current organization of law enforcement efforts against terrorism and their potential impact on global security.
The analysis delves into the sociology of law, merging theoretical frameworks with various empirical issues. It explores how legal systems interact with societal structures, examining the implications of law on social behavior and vice versa. Through this comprehensive approach, the book offers insights into the relationship between law and society, highlighting the complexities and dynamics that shape legal practices and social norms.