Beatrice Jauregui

Associate Professor, Criminology & Sociolegal Studies

Cross-Appointments

Criminology & Sociolegal Studies

Fields of Study

Areas of Interest

Research Keywords: Political and legal anthropology, police, military, security, violence, gender, South Asia

Research Region: India, Brazil, US, Canada

Biography

Professor Jauregui specializes in the anthropology of policing and the military. Her book Provisional Authority: Police, Order, and Security in India (University of Chicago Press 2016) is an ethnography of everyday police practices in northern India. She has also co-edited the Handbook of Global Policing (Sage 2016) and Anthropology and Global Counterinsurgency (University of Chicago 2010). She teaches courses on Policing; Human Rights and Security; Gender, Sex, and Crime; and Qualitative Research Methods. She is interested in cultural and historical transformations of security actors and institutions, and is currently PI on a SSHRC Insight Grant funded research project on global police unionism and comparative police worker politics in India, Brazil, Canada, and the US.

Awards

  • SSHRC Insight Grant

Education

PhD, Anthropology, University of Chicago