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In this paper, the author argues that, "in a given society, a process of increasingcarceration occurs in cunjonction with situations perceived as critical for the maintenanceof the elites' hegemony in that society (irrespective of "crimes rates"). He revisits therich tradition inspired by Rusche's original hypothesis, but avoids the economist andinstrumentalist temptations of that work. Evidence for the linkage between social structureand punishment is to be found in what he calls "vocabularies of punitive motive". He alsoshows that this theoretical reconstruction dovetails well with the crucial work of Foucaultand other contributions to the sociology of law

L’hégémonie et les vocabulaires de la motivation punitive : la gestion discursive des crises sociales