Exposing the stakes and consequences of the enormous bureaucracy behind the administrative surveillance of alcohol consumption, this critical study takes a closer look at the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO). Beginning with its inception in 1927, this study documents how the LCBO subjected alcohol consumption to its disciplinary gaze and generated knowledge about the drinking population. The Board’s exploitation of technological advances is also detailed, depicting their transition from paper permit books to the first punched card computer systems. Revealing how.
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