2023
DOI: 10.32992/erlacs.11118
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Citizenship regimes in Brazilian prisons: Hybrid, unjust and weak

Jean Daudelin,
José Luiz Ratton

Abstract: For Brazilian inmates, prisons are mostly spaces of rights denial, above and beyond their formal condemnations. Most, nonetheless, still enjoy some rights. This paper examines the modalities of allocation and the range of those rights. It understands citizenship as a bundle of rights whose scope and quality are determined by the terms of the bargains through which those rights are allocated. These bundles, together with the governance arrangements that define and enforce them are in turn understood as citizens… Show more

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