Steffen Bo Jensen is Professor of Global Refugee Studies at the University of Aalborg and a Senior Researcher at DIGNITY—Danish Institute Against Torture. He is the author of Gangs, Politics, and Dignity in Cape Town.Karl Hapal is Assistant Professor in the College of Social Work and Community Development at the University of the Philippines, Diliman. He is the author or coauthor of several articles about police violence in the Philippines.

• 1. Communal Intimacy and the Violence of Politics in Manila2. Intimacy, Policing, and Violent Politics in Bagong Silang3. Police Violence and Corruption in the War on Drugsand Before4. The Violent Production of Urban Divides5. Community Activism: From New Birth to the War on Drugs6. Fraternity Denied7. The War on Drugs and Beyond: Leaving Bagong Silang

Steffen Bo Jensen is Professor of Global Refugee Studies at the University of Aalborg and a Senior Researcher at DIGNITY—Danish Institute Against Torture. He is the author of Gangs, Politics, and Dignity in Cape Town.Karl Hapal is Assistant Professor in the College of Social Work and Community Development at the University of the Philippines, Diliman. He is the author or coauthor of several articles about police violence in the Philippines.

• 1. Communal Intimacy and the Violence of Politics in Manila2. Intimacy, Policing, and Violent Politics in Bagong Silang3. Police Violence and Corruption in the War on Drugsand Before4. The Violent Production of Urban Divides5. Community Activism: From New Birth to the War on Drugs6. Fraternity Denied7. The War on Drugs and Beyond: Leaving Bagong Silang

Steffen Bo Jensen is Professor of Global Refugee Studies at the University of Aalborg and a Senior Researcher at DIGNITY—Danish Institute Against Torture. He is the author of Gangs, Politics, and Dignity in Cape Town.Karl Hapal is Assistant Professor in the College of Social Work and Community Development at the University of the Philippines, Diliman. He is the author or coauthor of several articles about police violence in the Philippines.

• 1. Communal Intimacy and the Violence of Politics in Manila2. Intimacy, Policing, and Violent Politics in Bagong Silang3. Police Violence and Corruption in the War on Drugsand Before4. The Violent Production of Urban Divides5. Community Activism: From New Birth to the War on Drugs6. Fraternity Denied7. The War on Drugs and Beyond: Leaving Bagong Silang