Vol. 16 No. 4 (2016): Public security and police reform in Latin America

Máximo Sozzo, Rodrigo Ghiringhelli de Azevedo
Guest editors

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15448/1984-7289.2016.4

Published: 2016-12-31

Presentation

Public security and police reform in Latin America

Máximo Sozzo, Rodrigo Ghiringhelli de Azevedo

547-551
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Dossier: Public security and police reform in Latin America

Dictatorial legacies? Institutions and police practices between past and present in South America

Máximo Sozzo

552-574
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Trust in the police in Chile: a double-edged sword

Lucia Dammert

575-594
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Democratization and the policing field: new consensuses, structural changes and organizational mutations in Chilean police forces (1990-2005)

Paul Hathazy

595-617
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Police reform in Venezuela

Andrés Antillano

618-635
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Trends, explanations and police control of violent crime under bolivarian government

Luis Gerardo Gabaldón

636-652
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Challenges of police reform in Brazil: authoritarian permanence and perspectives of change

Rodrigo Ghiringhelli de Azevedo, Andrea Ana do Nascimento

653-672
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Police legitimacy: criminal policy beyond deterrence

André Zanetic, Bruno Paes Manso, Ariadne Lima Natal, Thiago Rodrigues Oliveira

e148-e173
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Discussing police reform in Brazil

Cláudio Beato Filho, Ludmila Ribeiro

e174-e204
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Reviews

Criminal justice and leftist governments in Latin America: similarities and ambiguities

Ana Cláudia Cifali

673-681
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Articles

Social bias within the institution of hired domestic care: global interactions and migration

Zuzana Uhde

682-707
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Expansion and political activism of conservative evangelical groups: secularization and pluralism in debate

Ricardo Mariano

708-726
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