Gary Genosko is Canada ResearchChair in technoculture in the Department of Sociology at Lakehead University. He is the author of Félix Guattari (2009), editor of The Semiotic Review of Books and co-editor of Deleuze Studies.Scott Thompson is a PhD candidate in sociology at the University of Victoria. In addition to his publications regarding liquor control, he has published material on National Registration in Canada and the UK.

• : Introduction: Temperance, Business and Surveillance at the Birth of the LCBO: Self-Control and the Panoptic LCBO: Accountability: Reconstructing the Fragmented Present: A Kind of Prohibition, Part I: Social Sorting in Ontario: A Kind of Prohibition, Part II: The Application of the LCBO’s Interdiction List: Regulation of Gender Performances and the Interdiction List: From Indigenous to Indigent: Legal and Prototypical Classifications of First Nations: The Politics of Alcohol Surveillance

Gary Genosko is Canada ResearchChair in technoculture in the Department of Sociology at Lakehead University. He is the author of Félix Guattari (2009), editor of The Semiotic Review of Books and co-editor of Deleuze Studies.Scott Thompson is a PhD candidate in sociology at the University of Victoria. In addition to his publications regarding liquor control, he has published material on National Registration in Canada and the UK.

• : Introduction: Temperance, Business and Surveillance at the Birth of the LCBO: Self-Control and the Panoptic LCBO: Accountability: Reconstructing the Fragmented Present: A Kind of Prohibition, Part I: Social Sorting in Ontario: A Kind of Prohibition, Part II: The Application of the LCBO’s Interdiction List: Regulation of Gender Performances and the Interdiction List: From Indigenous to Indigent: Legal and Prototypical Classifications of First Nations: The Politics of Alcohol Surveillance

Gary Genosko is Canada ResearchChair in technoculture in the Department of Sociology at Lakehead University. He is the author of Félix Guattari (2009), editor of The Semiotic Review of Books and co-editor of Deleuze Studies.Scott Thompson is a PhD candidate in sociology at the University of Victoria. In addition to his publications regarding liquor control, he has published material on National Registration in Canada and the UK.

• : Introduction: Temperance, Business and Surveillance at the Birth of the LCBO: Self-Control and the Panoptic LCBO: Accountability: Reconstructing the Fragmented Present: A Kind of Prohibition, Part I: Social Sorting in Ontario: A Kind of Prohibition, Part II: The Application of the LCBO’s Interdiction List: Regulation of Gender Performances and the Interdiction List: From Indigenous to Indigent: Legal and Prototypical Classifications of First Nations: The Politics of Alcohol Surveillance