The article contrasts the richness of academic production on illegal markets in Brazil to the obscurantist context of contemporary Brazilian politics. The text takes up the main topics of the Special Issue and faces a challenging question: considering the knowledge produced by the articles as a whole and the situation opened by the victory of the far- right in Brazil, what can we expect in the near future? Certainly, continuity, if not increase, of mass incarceration with class, racial and territorial bias, as well as strengthening of the most retrograde policies in criminal justice, with official legitimation of police lethality in peripheries and favelas, now consecrated as a State policy. On the one hand the modern edge of capitalism, th...
The enlargement of the violent urbane criminality in the Brazil has brought the debate about Publi...
The article discusses two paradoxes and one enigma that have developed in this country during the la...
The article comments on a new generation of researchers studying the illegal markets in Brazil. In d...
The article contrasts the richness of academic production on illegal markets in Brazil to the obscur...
The article contrasts the richness of academic production on illegal markets in Brazil to the obscur...
The article contrasts the richness of academic production on illegal markets in Brazil to the obscur...
The article comments on a new generation of researchers studying the illegal markets in Brazil. In d...
The central theme of this article is the growing investment in combating crime by the current democr...
Abstract This article presents reflections on the capitalist state and the changes in the criminal a...
Illicit economies are an issue of paramount importance and an opportunity for social mobility for mi...
This article reports analyses and conclusions formulated from comments about Brazilian Criminal Just...
This article seeks to explore how ideology, as a guaranteeing mechanism for the reproduction of curr...
AROUND 45 thousand people are victims of lethal crime in Brazil, yearly. Most of the victims are you...
This paper aims to reflect upon Criminal Politics in regard to neoliberalism, as in Critical Crimino...
The article comments on a new generation of researchers studying the illegal markets in Brazil. In d...
The enlargement of the violent urbane criminality in the Brazil has brought the debate about Publi...
The article discusses two paradoxes and one enigma that have developed in this country during the la...
The article comments on a new generation of researchers studying the illegal markets in Brazil. In d...
The article contrasts the richness of academic production on illegal markets in Brazil to the obscur...
The article contrasts the richness of academic production on illegal markets in Brazil to the obscur...
The article contrasts the richness of academic production on illegal markets in Brazil to the obscur...
The article comments on a new generation of researchers studying the illegal markets in Brazil. In d...
The central theme of this article is the growing investment in combating crime by the current democr...
Abstract This article presents reflections on the capitalist state and the changes in the criminal a...
Illicit economies are an issue of paramount importance and an opportunity for social mobility for mi...
This article reports analyses and conclusions formulated from comments about Brazilian Criminal Just...
This article seeks to explore how ideology, as a guaranteeing mechanism for the reproduction of curr...
AROUND 45 thousand people are victims of lethal crime in Brazil, yearly. Most of the victims are you...
This paper aims to reflect upon Criminal Politics in regard to neoliberalism, as in Critical Crimino...
The article comments on a new generation of researchers studying the illegal markets in Brazil. In d...
The enlargement of the violent urbane criminality in the Brazil has brought the debate about Publi...
The article discusses two paradoxes and one enigma that have developed in this country during the la...
The article comments on a new generation of researchers studying the illegal markets in Brazil. In d...