1999
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-88391999000400004
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Violência policial e imprensa: o caso da Favela Naval

Abstract: nacional, terrorismos e, mais recentemente, pela Chechenia, Libéria, Rwanda e Kosovo, e ainda pela chamada "violência urbana".Em outros termos, violência é uma palavra ícone da modernidade em crise. Os discursos que se identificam com a modernidade têm na violência uma espécie de "parte maldita" (G. Bataille), um "resquício", um elo da corrente que nos prende ao passado. Neste tipo de discurso, violência existe como uma unidade exterior ao campo social; ela é a própria negação da sociabilidade. O malestar da s… Show more

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“…Despite the Brazilian political transformation from dictatorship to democracy, the current situation of state violence and police persecution of certain social groups does not present a promising scenario, given the “paradoxical situation of the increase in violations of rights” by security institutions of the 1980s and 1990s (Rifiotis, 1999: 34), which is related to the maintenance of the police methods of the civil-military dictatorship even after the milestone of the Brazilian Constitution of 1988. 6 At the same time, as Medeiros (2019: 111) argues, the moral principles of the police are constituted by “a set of values based on social markers of difference, reflected in the construction of social inequality structurally marked by sexism and racism.” In addition to their authoritarian history of policy formation as state surveillance entities, these institutions situate themselves as legitimate enforcers of the rules (Medeiros, 2019), acting according to the valuation of life based on an obsessive pursuit of order and discipline (see Napolitano, 2004).…”
Section: Music and Contestationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite the Brazilian political transformation from dictatorship to democracy, the current situation of state violence and police persecution of certain social groups does not present a promising scenario, given the “paradoxical situation of the increase in violations of rights” by security institutions of the 1980s and 1990s (Rifiotis, 1999: 34), which is related to the maintenance of the police methods of the civil-military dictatorship even after the milestone of the Brazilian Constitution of 1988. 6 At the same time, as Medeiros (2019: 111) argues, the moral principles of the police are constituted by “a set of values based on social markers of difference, reflected in the construction of social inequality structurally marked by sexism and racism.” In addition to their authoritarian history of policy formation as state surveillance entities, these institutions situate themselves as legitimate enforcers of the rules (Medeiros, 2019), acting according to the valuation of life based on an obsessive pursuit of order and discipline (see Napolitano, 2004).…”
Section: Music and Contestationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The police Ombudsman drafted a structural reform proposal, strengthening internal oversight by reforming the Military Police’s disciplinary code, which he noted, “would directly or indirectly contribute to reducing the police’s lethal violence.” This proposal, the Ombudsman told me, “had the most resistance from the police … because that messed with the internal culture of the Military Police.” The only legislation enacted by the state legislature was a marginal reform, making permanent the Police Ombudsman’s Office, which was created in 1995 by executive order. At the federal level, Congress debated abolishing the Military Police, but this proposal also failed (Rifiotis 1999, 29).…”
Section: Preemptive Strategic Policy Substitution In São Paulo Statementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Igualmente, existe un trabajo sobre linchamientos y violencia rural de Almeida (1997) en un interesante libro sobre Sociología Jurídica y justicia privada (Andrade, 1997). Sobre la policía, entre los primeros trabajos están uno de Antônio Luiz Paixão, (1982ay 1982b; otro de Chevigny et al (1987) (1995); Muniz et al (1997); Rifiotis (1999); Caldeira y Holston (1999); Caldeira (2002). Asimismo, Alba Zaluar publicó en 1985 un primer libro sobre la relación entre conflicto y violencia, que fue seguido por varios trabajos de la autora sobre los conflictos y problemas del cambio (1999).…”
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