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Gangues, novíssimas guerras e (sub)cultura da violência/delinquência [Recurso eletrónico] / Redy Wilson Lima

Autor: LIMA, Redy Wilson Idioma: Português.Publicação: Lisboa : Centro de Estudos sobre África e do Desenvolvimento. Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão, 2013Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmColeção: Working Paper; 120/2013Assunto: 343365 | 336066 | 273845 | 331399 | 331723Resumo: This paper aims to reflect the problem of gangs and their relationship with urban space in the urban wars scenery that emerged in the 1980s and 1990s in densely populated cities, as well as discuss the adequacy of explanations on the phenomenon of violence and delinquency, in some contexts, from the concept of subculture. Starts with the conceptualization and characterization of gangs, presenting them as one of the central figures in the new type of violent conflict that erupts in the urban centers around the world and relate their institutionalization in neighbourhood with the idea of ‘Retreat of the State’ in poorest urban zones, as well as presenting the position of some families in relation to their activities.
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This paper aims to reflect the problem of gangs and their relationship with urban space in the urban wars scenery that emerged in the 1980s and 1990s in densely populated cities, as well as discuss the adequacy of explanations on the phenomenon of violence and delinquency, in some contexts, from the concept of subculture. Starts with the conceptualization and characterization of gangs, presenting them as one of the central figures in the new type of violent conflict that erupts in the urban centers around the world and relate their institutionalization in neighbourhood with the idea of ‘Retreat of the State’ in poorest urban zones, as well as presenting the position of some families in relation to their activities.

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