ARCHEOLOGY OF EXCLUSION COUNTER-MAPPING SITES OF EXCLUSION AND OPPRESSION IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE STATE USING GIS

• Published in: Public administration quarterly Vol. 42; no. 2; pp. 127 - 158
• Main Author: SANTIS, ESTEBAN LEONARDO
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Los Angeles, CA SPAEF 01.07.2018; SAGE Publications; Southern Public Administration Education Foundation, Inc; Southern Public Administration Education Foundation
• Subjects: Affluence; Archaeology; Archives & records; Cartography; Case studies; Citizen participation; Citizenship; Crime victims; Criminalization; Dehumanization; Democracy; Empowerment; Geographic information systems; Geography; Inequality; Intellectuals; Jurisprudence; Local government; Martin, Trayvon; Methods; Noncitizens; Ontology; Oppression; Oppression (Politics); Power; Praxis; Public administration; Public policy; Public sector; Shootings; Social aspects; Sovereignty; Theory; Zimmerman, George; United States; Florida; United States > US; Chicago Illinois; Julia Kristeva; Coloniality of Power; Geographic Information Systems; Administrative State; Counter-Mapping; Oppression; GIS; Abjection; Critical GIS; Concentrated Affluence; Giorgio Agamben; Exclusion; State of Exception; Aníbal Quijano; Concentrated Disadvantage; Trayvon Martin

As public administration continues to explore geographic information systems (GIS), the field needs to take critical GIS seriously. Herein, I demonstrate that critical GIS can help public administration scholars and practitioners counter-map sites of oppression and exclusion, which has important imp...