Pandemic, Criminal Governance and Mechanisms of Social and Economic Regulation in Three Latin American Contexts

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Autor(a) principal: Bonilla-Calle, Daniel
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: do Nascimento, Emerson, Arias, Marcela Maria Vergara
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Dilemas : Revista de Estudos de Conflito e Controle Social (Online)
Texto Completo: https://revistas.ufrj.br/index.php/dilemas/article/view/52508
Resumo: The Covid-19 pandemic has caused a series of adversities not only in people’s lives but also in cities and their forms of territorial organization. How has it interfered with the mechanisms of social and economic regulation of crime in Latin America? This article compares three urban contexts where the regulation of armed actors has become important and criminal governance has reached a certain degree of stability or sophistication. Taking the pandemic as a turning point, we compare possible transformations related to mechanisms of regulation used by illegal armed groups in the peripheries of large cities or centers of power in Colombia and Brazil. 
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Pandemic, Criminal Governance and Mechanisms of Social and Economic Regulation in Three Latin American Contexts
title Pandemic, Criminal Governance and Mechanisms of Social and Economic Regulation in Three Latin American Contexts
spellingShingle Pandemic, Criminal Governance and Mechanisms of Social and Economic Regulation in Three Latin American Contexts
Bonilla-Calle, Daniel
criminal governance, armed actors, crime, Latin America, Covid-19
criminal governance, armed actors, crime, Latin America, Covid-19
title_short Pandemic, Criminal Governance and Mechanisms of Social and Economic Regulation in Three Latin American Contexts
title_full Pandemic, Criminal Governance and Mechanisms of Social and Economic Regulation in Three Latin American Contexts
title_fullStr Pandemic, Criminal Governance and Mechanisms of Social and Economic Regulation in Three Latin American Contexts
title_full_unstemmed Pandemic, Criminal Governance and Mechanisms of Social and Economic Regulation in Three Latin American Contexts
title_sort Pandemic, Criminal Governance and Mechanisms of Social and Economic Regulation in Three Latin American Contexts
author Bonilla-Calle, Daniel
author_facet Bonilla-Calle, Daniel
do Nascimento, Emerson
Arias, Marcela Maria Vergara
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author2 do Nascimento, Emerson
Arias, Marcela Maria Vergara
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do Nascimento, Emerson
Arias, Marcela Maria Vergara
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dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv criminal governance, armed actors, crime, Latin America, Covid-19
criminal governance, armed actors, crime, Latin America, Covid-19
topic criminal governance, armed actors, crime, Latin America, Covid-19
criminal governance, armed actors, crime, Latin America, Covid-19
description The Covid-19 pandemic has caused a series of adversities not only in people’s lives but also in cities and their forms of territorial organization. How has it interfered with the mechanisms of social and economic regulation of crime in Latin America? This article compares three urban contexts where the regulation of armed actors has become important and criminal governance has reached a certain degree of stability or sophistication. Taking the pandemic as a turning point, we compare possible transformations related to mechanisms of regulation used by illegal armed groups in the peripheries of large cities or centers of power in Colombia and Brazil. 
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